Rural electric co ops face 9 billion in troubled loans
Rural electric cooperatives struggle to repay 9.3 billion in government loans tied to nuclear investments from 20 years ago. The Rural Utilities Service has written off about 1.75 billion, with more possible. Officials stress taxpayer exposure yet note most borrowers remain sound and the system supports rural electricity.
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Ashington
Rural Utilities Service
Agriculture Department
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R-Ind
Agriculture Committee
States
Congress
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Kent Conrad
D-N.d
Beyer
Tric
Pennsylvania
Three Mile Island
Treasury Department
Oklahoma
Glenn English
Cooperatives Group
English
America
Sen
Tom Harkin
Diona
Obesity drug debate pits cure against condition
Mayo Clinic and federal officials warn the fenfluramine and phentermine combo known as fen-phen may deform heart valves and cause irreversible lung damage. The report notes 18 million prescriptions last year, five surgeries, and calls for doctor guidance while weighing drug benefits against heart and lung risks.
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Associated Press
Ochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Mayo
Donald Hensrud
John Forest
Nutritional Research Clinic
Baylor College of Medicine
Houston
Kentucky
Massachusetts
American Obesity Association
Richard Atkinson
University of Wisconsin
FDA
Larry Davidow
University of Kansas
Davidow
United States
Kennedy seeks forgiveness in failed affair case
Michael Kennedy apologized to his wife and three children and the baby sitter family after prosecutors dropped an inquiry into alleged sex with the babysitter before she turned 16. Kennedy said he made serious mistakes and hopes to earn back their confidence while seeking help for alcoholism.
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Mass
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Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Norfolk County
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Locke
OS Angeles
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Mann
Chinese Theatre
Nike
Mary Ellen
Alex
Zemeckis
Hollywood Boulevard Theater
Hollywood
Cecil B. de Mille
Steven Spielberg
Roger Rabbit
Jodie Foster
Ferraro mulls bid to challenge D Amato for Senate
Former vice presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro signals plans to run against Republican Senator Alfon so D Amato in 1998. At 61 she contemplates a decision by December after delaying to protect CNN Crossfire duties. Democrats Schumer and Green eye the nomination as a top 1998 contest.
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Alfonso D’amato
Ferraro
Senate
New York Times
CNN
Crossfire
Associated Press
Ferrara
New York
Washington
The
Times
New York City
D'Amato
Charles Schumer
Mark Green
Vincent sues Kiss over royalties in N.Y. court
Vinnie Vincent, former Kiss guitarist, sues the band in Nashville court claiming defrauded royalties and half-salary cuts during 1982 to 1984. He seeks at least 1.3 million dollars and alleges retaliatory pay reductions as part of the dispute.
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Nashville, Tenn
Vinnie Vincent
Kiss
Vincent
Vincent Cusano
Christian bikers rally in Illinois unite faith and horsepower
Hundreds of Christian Motorcyclists Association members gather in Lincoln for an annual rally at Lincoln Christian College. Leaders like Herbie Shreve note the event blends biker culture with gospel worship as attendees from diverse backgrounds reconnect to spread their message. The group, founded by Shreve’s father 22 years ago, operates 500 U S chapters and funds missions while promoting evangelism at secular bike events.
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Ill
Herbie Shreve
Harley
Christian Motorcyclists Association
Lincoln
Lincoln Christian College
Shreve
The
Hell's Angels
Satan
Jesus
Larry Taylor
Sturgis
Hatfield, Ark
Hatfield
John Reeder
Honda
Murphysboro
Jesus Christ
Paper giant cuts jobs in major restructuring
International Paper Co plans a 10 percent workforce reduction, eliminating about 9,000 roles as it reshapes its printing paper business. The move centers on a $1 billion asset sale, mill closures in Woronoco Massachusetts and Erie Pennsylvania, and a deinking pulp operation in Lock Haven. The restructuring follows a $419 million loss in the latest quarter, with expectations of improved profitability in six months.
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EW York
International Paper Co
Woronoco
Mass
International Paper
N.Y
John T. Dillon
Erie, Pa
Lock Haven
Name Change Notice for Henry C Barfield to Barton
Henry C Barfield will change his name to Henry C Barton born 6 24 1971. In Franklin County district court Kansas Jessica M Hillis seeks a divorce from Edward P Hidis case 870256 and Edward is to plead by August 19 1997 or judgment will be entered.
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Henry C. Barfield
Henry C. Barton
Jessica M. Hilis
Edward P. Hidis
State of
Kansas
District Court
Franklin County
Jessica M. Hill
Ottawa
Jessica M. Hillis
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Marjorie Cochran Ayria Cochran
Probate entry in Franklin County Kansas seeks descent of Lot 22 and 24 in Block 56 Ottawa and all real and personal property owned by the decedent at death. Defenses must be filed by July 24, 1997 at 6:45 p.m. in Ottawa. Ralph W. Cochran is petitioner. Robert W. Green, attorney, represents him.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
Ralph W. Cochrane
Robert W. Green
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Erson
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Los Angeles
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Pei
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Louvre
Paris
National Gallery of Art
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Villanova
du Pont
John E. du Pont
Barbara Clement
David Schultz
Agra
Illinois
Marjorie Ann Cochrane Ayria Marjorie A. Cochrane
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