Senate approves natural gas decontrol in Senate vote
The Senate backed ending 35 years of federal price controls on natural gas in an 82 to 17 vote, aligning with a House version and paving the way for President Bush to sign into law. Supporters say more drilling and supply will aid consumers. critics warn prices could rise in the early 1990s, jeopardizing millions of gas-heated households.
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Low-tar cigarettes do not cut heart attack risk for women
A Boston University study in the New England Journal of Medicine finds women who smoke low nicotine and carbon monoxide brands have about four times the risk of first heart attacks, identical to those who smoke regular brands. Researchers say switching to low yield is not a safe alternative to quitting.
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Teaching your banker your business for growth
Banks have widened beyond loans to offer cash management employee benefits and investments. To help your company succeed introduce your banker to the full business picture including balance sheet income statement stockholder equity and earnings conflict. Provide market details operations goals and a tour of facilities to build a working relationship with your banker.
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