Detroit RenCen sinks in red ink and debt turmoil
The RenCen, a $357 million Detroit landmark built by Ford interests, collapsed into about $140 million in red ink after missing a $200 million mortgage payment. Once a downtown beacon, it now faces secrecy and financing struggles as lenders and principals weigh restructuring amid stalled sale talks.
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Detroit
Colossus
Rhodes
America
B.C
Renaissance Center
Henry Ford II
Richard Routh
Ford Motor Land Development Corp
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Wayne State University
Theodore Netzky
Chicago
Netzky
Wayne Doran
Ford Land Development
Doran
New York
Daughters Locked In Car In Freezing Florida Hotel Lot
In DeLand Florida two young sisters aged 2 and 3 were found locked in a lightly dressed state in a car parked near a hotel as their father Michael Gene Williams 26 of Tavares spent time in a bar. Police released the children to hospital observation then to the state health department and back to their mother. Williams, divorced from the mother, was arrested on a child abuse charge as the door was forced open.
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Deland
Fla
Florida
Michael Gene Williams
Tavares
West Volusia Memorial Hospital
State Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services
Glenda Williams
Putnam Hotel
James Locklear
Locklear
Williamses
Williams
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