Understanding Quitclaim Deeds and Nursing Home Arrears
Dear reader, quitclaims transfer rights but not responsibilities. If a mortgage exists, parents remain liable even after gifting property. Avoid tax issues by consulting an accountant and consider nursing home insurance for middle class families.
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GM strike drags on as Delphi plants idle 28 GM sites
In Dayton Ohio 2 700 UAW workers walked out at Delphi Chassis brake plants. The strike idled 28 of GM's 29 North American assembly plants and 110 000 workers. AFL CIO leader Rich Trumka calls the dispute a lightning rod for job security and future living standards while GM negotiators push outsourcing as a competitive strategy.
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AAA reports car owning costs rise to 6259 yearly
The cost of owning and driving a car averages 6259 dollars per year, up 204 dollars from last year, per AAA. Depreciation led the increase, up 97 dollars, with insurance up 33 dollars and finance charges up 22 dollars, equating to about 42.6 cents per mile. The report notes rising costs across models and segments.
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New Route 57 Sign Unveiled Near Elyria For Community Acknowledgments
A lighted sign along state Route 57 north of Elyria, built by Wagner Sign Co., was funded by four local service clubs the Elyria Rotary Club the Elyria Noon and East Elyria Kiwanic Clubs the Elyria Noon and Evening Lions Clubs and the Elyria Quota Club. The city will cover internal lighting and dedication ceremonies are planned for April 2.
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TV ads viewed as entertaining yet often ignored
A Harris Poll of 1,003 adults finds 79 percent say TV advertising is excessive and 78 percent believe ads underrate viewers. Yet 57 percent say ads are enjoyable and 61 percent call them useful information. About 69 percent zap sound or switch channels during commercials.
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