Mail order fraud surges as economy falters warns government
The government cites a boom in mail order scams exploiting economic stress. Schemes range from fake correspondence schools to bogus contests and debt consolidation. The Consumer Information Center and Postal Service urge vigilance and offer a free booklet detailing common frauds and legal penalties.
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Orders rise in durable goods for October
Washington AP reports October durable goods orders up 1.3 percent to 42.8 billion dollars, rebounding after September slip. Treasury economist Herman Leibling calls the gain a solid sign, noting defense-commodity swings aside, business capital spending up 3.5 percent supports ongoing economic growth fueled by higher consumer demand.
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October orders show most sectors rising aside from transport
Spending boosted by last June tax relief and rebates. The only other industrial sector with lower October orders besides transportation equipment is noted as the transportation equipment industry.
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Mosaic of 3 Million Venetian Glass Pieces Tops Forest Lawn Mausoleum
A vast mosaic created from 3 million Venetian glass pieces adorns the Forest Lawn mausoleum entrance. The piece blends sacred art with mortuary grounds, highlighting Forest Lawn's artistic approach to above ground burial and impressive facilities.
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