Talk:Lela and Raymond Howard

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Response to moving this article to The Way (song)

I see that it was suggested that this article be moved to The Way_(song). The reason I created this page was to expand on the minimal amount of information on Lela and Raymond Howard. There is hardly anything at all written about them on The Way's page. These people were in national news a year before that song was released. Even without the song, I believe there are enough third party sources to warrant a page. Saintlouieb (talk) 00:30, 17 April 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Do I show sufficient notability?

I have been reading the notability guidlines extensively the past couple weeks to see if this article meets that criteria. Can someone tell me if this meets the criteria for WP:BIO1E? I think it's right on the edge.

These people disappeared which made national headlines. If that were the end of it then they would not be notable. However, several times since then (I found three different newspaper articles), the issue has arisen of senior citizens and driving cars; should there be restrictions, additional testing, etc., and Lela and Raymond Howard's name comes up in those articles. Does that constitute ongoing coverage? Obviously they are never going to be in the news again for doing anything different.

Someone please help! Saintlouieb (talk) 17:19, 20 April 2010 (UTC)[reply]