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Cars: Paving the way to a good year
Central Ohio car dealers, after battling a bad economy for several years, finally gained some traction in 2011. New-car sales jumped 17 percent in the Columbus area last year, significantly better than for the country as a whole.

Car Talk: Leaking strut no cause for alarm, but ...
Dear Tom and Ray: We have a 2009 Toyota Camry. When our local mechanic was checking the brakes, he noted that the left rear strut was leaking fluid. He informed us of the issue, and because the car was still under warranty, I took it to the dealer. The dealer noted that it is normal for Camry struts to leak, and that, unless it is gushing fluid, there is no issue.

Business briefs
DETROIT #8211; General Motors Co. is on track to retake the title of world's top-selling automaker, riding strong sales in the U.S. and China to beat Volkswagen and Toyota.

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PRENTISS — Foley Products Company, manufacturer of precast concrete products, is opening a facility in Prentiss. The project represents a company investment of more than $7 million and will create 40 new jobs, according to the Mississippi Development Authority (MDA).

Remains of four Indiana Guard soldiers return to U.S.
Families of men killed in Afghanistan, including Staff Sgt. Jonathan Metzger of Indianapolis, and military officials meet the plane in Delaware.

Islamic Society of Greater Lafayette dreams of a community center
Simply put, the Islamic Society of Greater Lafayette has too many worshippers and not enough space. So, just as any house of worship does when it outgrows a building, an expansion is planned.

Speedway folks know a thing or two about hosting big crowds
As Super Bowl XLVI nears, the official organizers are in the final throes of formal preparations. But what about the civilians?

City & State roundup
Pedestrian is struck and killed on Eastside An Indianapolis man crossing Shadeland Avenue on foot early Sunday was struck by a car and killed, according to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department.