Mandatory chlorination in Laurie water's future (Lake Sun Leader)
What's the reliability record of the model you're purchasing? Take a look at the reliability history of the model you're buying. Though this is by no means a fail-safe way of predicting what your repair bill will look like, it does give you an idea of what you may be in for service-wise; bear this information in mind when making a warranty decision.
Mandatory chlorination in Laurie water's future (Lake Sun Leader)
LAURIE - After publicly thanking the Gravois Fire Protection District for its assistance in getting 12 gallons of chlorine in the town's 300,000-gallon elevated water storage tank July 31, public works director Ed Young got down to business at last week's board of aldermen's meeting at City Hall.
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LCRA GM announces his retirement (Brenham Banner-Press)
Joseph J. Beal announced Wednesday that he was ending his career as general manager of the Lower Colorado River Authority. Beal became LCRA’s eighth general manager on Jan. 20, 2000, and will leave the organization in mid-January 2008.
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Health costs at center stage (The Columbus Dispatch)
DETROIT -- No matter how much of the $96,000 hospital tab Don Hartman has to pay for quintuple bypass surgery, he's still grateful for his health insurance from General Motors Corp.
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Business briefs: Bank of America Corp. invests in Countrywide (Sarasota Herald-Tribune)
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Prestigious Florida Golf Club Chooses Inforemer(R) Management Solution from GPS Industries (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance)
GPS Industries, Inc.(OTC.BB: GPSN), the world's leading provider of WiFi-enabled GPS management systems and targeted on-course media is pleased to announce the installation of the company's Inforemer® Management System at prestigious Coral Ridge Country Club in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
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Preseason games can be very misleading to the casual observer who looks at the box score. A preseason win or loss isn't a great indicator of what the season has in store for a team.
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BUSINESS BRIEFS (Asbury Park Press)
Tribune Co. shareholders consented on Tuesday to the $8.2 billion buyout of the media conglomerate, a milestone in a drawn-out transaction that still awaits federal approval and billions of dollars in promised financing.
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Activists warn of legal action over GM trials (Bangkok Post)
An activist network against genetically-modified (GM) agriculture yesterday threatened legal action against the government if it approves open-field trials of GM crops, as proposed by the Agriculture and Cooperatives Ministry.
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Auto briefs (Detroit News)
NEW YORK -- Creditors holding roughly $1.3 billion in Dana Corp . debt support a plan for a private equity firm to invest up to $500 million in the company once it emerges from bankruptcy, the company said Thursday. Bondholders of the Toledo, Ohio-based auto parts maker formally offered their support Monday, which earned them the right to buy new shares in the reorganized company once it can ...
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Business news in brief (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
Sterling Financial Corp., a Lancaster bank that was beset by fraud at an equipment-leasing subsidiary, said the Nasdaq Listing Qualifications Panel granted its request for continued listing on the Nasdaq stock market, as long as certain conditions are met, mainly the timely restatement and filing of financial statements.
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Mandatory chlorination in Laurie water's future (Lake Sun Leader)
To what extent is your vehicle already under warranty, and is this coverage in sync with how long you anticipate owning it? If the car you've just bought is new, take a close look at its factory warranty before making an extended warranty decision. If, for example, the vehicle has a factory warranty of three years or 36,000 miles, and you plan on keeping it for two or three years -- with an anticipated annual mileage of about 10,000 -- then an extended warranty makes little sense, since you'll likely be covered under the manufacturer's plan. However, if you plan on keeping the car long after the factory warranty expires, an extended auto warranty is worth considering. If the car you've just purchased is used, you'll need to ascertain if there is warranty coverage from the dealership (coverage periods may range from as little as a month to up to a year, or more). If you're buying a late-model used vehicle, it's possible that the vehicle's original factory warranty is still in effect (this will be dependent on how many miles the car has under its tires, and on how much time has passed since it was originally titled). Some manufacturers also offer "certified used" programs that extend original factory warranty terms on pre-owned vehicles. If the car isn't under warranty, or if you plan on keeping it past its warranty's expiration, an extended warranty makes sense.
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