Alaska faces possible freeze on oil dividend due to downturn
Anchorage reports that the Alaska Permanent Fund, worth about $22 billion, may not issue the annual dividend next year as Wall Street declines threaten its principal. Last year’s payout of $1,540 per person aided 600,000 residents, with poorer communities facing major cuts to housing, heating, and basics.
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Alaska Permanent Fund
Wall Street
Moses Toyukak
Manokotak
Pete Andrew
Dillingham
Prudhoe Bay
Maggie O'Hara
Bill
Cat House
Gregg Erickson
Juneau
Former Bruins star testifies priest admitted abuse of three boys
Chris Nilan, former Boston Bruin, testified that Monsignor Frederick J. Ryan admitted molesting three boys more than 20 years ago. Nilan said he confronted Ryan after earlier claims arose and noted Ryan performed his wedding. Other details connect Ryan to the archdiocese and a related lawsuit.
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Boston
Boston Bruins
Chris Nilan
Frederick J. Ryan
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Ryan
David Carney
Nilan
Carney
Archdiocese
Outsource Your Plant Water Treatment Maintenance
West Texas plants face hard water and silica scaling. Supreme Water Treatment offers monthly maintenance and membrane cleaning services with Vitetc 4000 antiscalant for RO systems. Duane St. Clair, owner, can be reached at 570-1220 for service.
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Preserving Assets While Accessing Medicaid for Nursing Home Care
Public service notice explains options to avoid spending all life savings on nursing home costs. It highlights two paths, describes Medicaid as a funding source, and urges families to learn current rules to protect an estate while qualifying for long term care benefits.
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Bill Eggar
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Fickie Burdette