McLeodUSA stock seen as buy despite recent drop
Analysts largely rate McLeodUSA a buy amid a stock drift after earnings cuts and rising debt. They cite strong management, ample cash from a $725 million line of credit and $750 million in bonds, with about $1.15 billion available cash. Some warn of volatility in the CLEC sector and a slow rebound, while others see potential upside if cash flow turns positive in 2003.
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Decorah robbery case cited by rabbi taints Lew as unrehabilitated
The article outlines the 1991 Decorah convenience store robbery and a later Ossian popcorn vendor holdup involving Lew, who now serves University of North Carolina students in Chapel Hill. Bakken, the victim, accuses Lew of avoiding accountability while a jury awarded her 1.6 million in damages. Lew did not appear at the trial. The piece notes praise from rabbis for Lew's claimed transformation and mentions ongoing civil suit and bail history.
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Gag Order in San Francisco Dog Attack Trial
A judge imposed a gag order on attorneys and others tied to the trial of San Francisco lawyers Marjorie Knoller and Robert Noel. They face involuntary manslaughter and keeping a mischievous dog that killed a human, with Knoller charged with second degree murder for being in the hallway during the attack on Diane Whipple. Both defendants remain jailed and have pleaded innocent.
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Beer tax cut gains support from lawmakers and trade groups
More than 150 members of Congress co sponsor a bill to halve the beer tax citing aid to low and middle income drinkers. Rep Jerry Kleczka joins as co sponsor after estate tax repeal vote while MADD campaigns against the proposal citing traffic deaths and alcohol problems. Millie Webb notes health concerns tied to beer tax changes.
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Anti-Beer Tax Debate Spurs MADD and NIAAA Support
Mothers Against Drunk Driving and the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism cite studies showing higher beer prices can lower traffic fatalities while noting more research is needed. Restoring the tax to 1990 levels could reduce a six-pack price by about 12.5 cents, a change linked to past declines in domestic beer production.
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Judge OKs Reform Plan for LAPD Overhaul
A federal judge approved a consent decree to reform the Los Angeles Police Department after a pattern of civil rights violations. An outside monitor will oversee reforms under a five year contract with Kroll Associates, as the city already implements more than 100 changes.
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