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Indiana County Considers Putting Ads On Ambulances
Morgan County officials are considering selling advertising space on their ambulances to help pay for more emergency medical technicians.
March 2, 2004
Morgan County officials are considering selling advertising space on their ambulances to help pay for more emergency medical technicians.
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