Bankers Push Budget Deal to Fund Trump Loan
A tentative bank loan plan would set Trump on a monthly personal budget of 450000, allow two bank executives to run his empire, and require prior permission to move funds. Major lenders have agreed. Dresdner Bank and Societe Generale resist terms, risking the deal and potential bankruptcy without alternative funding.
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Deaths listed for multiple individuals across South Carolina towns
Obituary note lists Mamie M Allen Aiken Sallie M Barrs Graniteville Frances Y Buckley Augusta Emma J Butford Belvedere Henry H Kearse Ill Claf Margaret J Lloyd Salley William C Mims Millen Ga James E Price Monetta Rebecca Robinson North Augusta Ralph Scurry Edgefield Michael P Stephens Aiken. Details on Page 3A.
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Aiken
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Augusta
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Belvedere
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Salley
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Millen
James E. Price
Monetta
Rebecca Robinson
North Augusta
Ralph Scurry
Edgefield
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Clearwater Finishing Plant eyes Chapter 11 filing
Clearwater finishing plant owners plan to file Chapter 11 to restructure and pay creditors. Insiders cite cash flow issues from delayed payments by users of the plant’s printing and dyeing services. No official announcement yet.
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Mandela Meets Bush as sanctions remain goal in South Africa
Nelson Mandela travels to Washington for talks with President Bush and a string of meetings aimed at maintaining Western pressure on the apartheid-era government. He urges continued U.S. sanctions, with rallies and media support backing his push. Mandela plans a news conference, State Department talks, AFL CIO discussions, a Senate dinner, and a joint Congress address.
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Aftershocks Keep Iran Quake Rescue In Turmoil
Fresh aftershocks hit northern Iran sending survivors into open ground and triggering landslides that blocked roads. Officials say the quake killed at least 50,000 and left more than 500,000 homeless as rescue teams struggle to reach Rudbar and Rasht.
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Dissident Fang Lizhi and Wife Leave China for Britain
Fang Lizhi and Li Shuxian, noted Chinese dissidents, depart Beijing for Britain after being allowed to leave the country from the U S embassy. The White House hails the move as enhancing Sino American ties while Fang takes a post at Cambridge University.
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State officials satisfied with insurers overall
South Carolina insurance officials say most insurers handle customers well despite rising complaints. Commissioner John Richards notes mistakes are common in the industry and due to rate-mak ing complexity. Officials cite 2,383 assistance requests this year and nearly 12,000 complaints over the past two years, mostly about health auto and homeowners coverage.
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