Coffee at Commercial Federal hosts chamber coffee
Commercial Federal Bank at 700 South Main will host the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce monthly coffee at 8 a.m. Thursday to introduce new managers Dennis Chanay and Jayne Altic. A nationwide study finds many primary care doctors do little to intervene with drug abusing patients.
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Utilities bankruptcy looming over PG&E and SoCal Edison
The threat of court protection could come within days as California's distressed utilities face an imminent cash crunch, risking vast shareholder losses and widespread economic disruption though power delivery would likely continue. Lenders and bondholders who advanced over $11 billion in the past 7 1/2 months would bear the fallout.
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Californians Face Week of Power Woes and Possible Bankruptcies
California faced another week of power problems as Stage 3 alerts lingered after a weekend that offered no relief. Blackouts occurred briefly in northern California due to a spike from Oregon, while small suppliers suspend service in Southern California Edison territory. Analysts warn that PG&E and SoCal Edison could file for Chapter 11, risking junk bond ratings and long-term credit damage, though customers may see limited impact in early bankruptcy stages.
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New prison in Mississippi County boosts local economy
Mississippi County welcomes the Southeast Correctional Center opening this fall with 430-plus jobs at a $70 million facility. Charleston paves growth as a Sonic, a supermarket, and timber and cement plants expand, while developers plan 100 to 150 new homes amid an unemployment rate above 10 percent and population decline.
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