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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 2001

Page

3

Refinancing boom boosts consumer spending as rates stay low

Amid gloomy economy news, a surge in mortgage refinancing cuts monthly payments for homeowners like Alton Bradford and spurs big spending. The Mortgage Bankers Association forecasts 2001 as a record year for refinances, while the Fed’s rate cuts aim to lift growth and borrowing slows for savers.

Washington (Ap Alton Bradford Mortgage Bankers Association of America Doug Duncan

Bush to name gay Republican as AIDS Policy Office director

President Bush will nominate Scott H. Evertz, 38, a Milwaukee fund-raiser, as director of the Office of National AIDS Policy and expand its mission to combat international spread. A task force led by Colin Powell and Tommy Thompson will address Africa and global AIDS, aiming to reduce infections among young African American men. Evertz also heads Wisconsin Log Cabin Republicans.

Washington, D.C Bush Scott H. Evertz Milwaukee Clinton Africa Colin Powell Health and Human Services Tommy Thompson Condoleezza Rice Margaret la Montagne Evertz Wisconsin Log Cabin Republicans

Floods Rise Across Upper Midwest After Strong Weekend Storms

After a weekend of damaging winds and heavy rain the upper Midwest faced rising rivers and flood warnings. In Wisconsin about 33 000 power customers were cut off by wind damage and one person died when a tree fell on a car near Chicago. Minnesota National Guard personnel helped in Breckenridge with sandbagging as the Red River and nearby streams threaten homes. Ice chunks up to 65 feet were pushed onto yards along Lake Winnebago.

Associated Press Upper Midwest Wisconsin Chicago Minnesota National Guard Breckenridge Red River Doran Dana Sims Lake Winnebago

Rescuers recover 16 killed in Vietnam helicopter crash

In Thanh Tri, Vietnam, rescuers recovered the bodies of nine Vietnamese and seven Americans who died when their helicopter crashed while searching for MIA remains from the Vietnam War. Witnesses described a low flutter before the crash as fog limited visibility. The victims were part of a Hawaii based 95 member team set to work at MIA sites in early May, with families to be notified before repatriation to Hawaii.

Vietnam Thanh Trach U.S Nguyen van Minh MIA Army Franklin Childress Hanoi Hawaii

TWA sale to American Airlines expected to close today

AMR Corp plans to pay 742 million for TWA and assume 3.5 billion in debt pending U S Bankruptcy Court approval. U S District Judge Sue Robinson and an appeals court denied creditors delay. United Airlines could gain advantage if it bids for US Airways. Labor concerns cited as obstacles to absorbing TWA's workforce. TWA based in St Louis since 1930.

Dallas TWA American Airlines AMR Corp American U.S Sue Robinson Carl Icahn Donald Carty St. Louis

Pacific Gas and Electric Bonuses Before Bankruptcy

PG deems bonuses and midlevel raises awarded hours before PG&E filed for Chapter 11. The San Francisco Chronicle reports Rob ert Glynn memo approved payments for eligible Pacific Gas and Electric employees. Governor Davis criticizes management while union members miss bonuses, as court approves outstanding compensation.

SAN Francisco California Pg&e Corp Robert Glynn Pacific Gas and Electric Co San Francisco Chronicle Chronicle Gray Davis Pg&e Low Los Angeles David Huard Manatt, Phelps & Phillips U.S. Bankruptcy Court

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