Freeze your credit to fight identity theft in California
Walnut Creek and Orinda residents consider a 2003 state law creating credit freezes. A freeze blocks access to credit reports unless the consumer authorizes it, helping prevent new accounts opened with stolen information. Costs vary by state and thaw fees may apply. Fraud alerts offer an alternative protection but do not stop a determined thief.
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New Mexico Earth Campaign Showcases Alien Creatures
The New Mexico Tourism Department promotes a magazine titled New Mexico Earth highlighting a campaign with alien creatures.
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New Mexico touts aliens in tourism ads controversy
Critics claim a state tourism campaign showing grotesque space workers may scare off visitors and harm a $5.1 billion industry. Officials urge softer aliens while praising ad creativity and an Adrian Award win.
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Mompellier
Dale Lockett
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Investors seek to oust LNB board in 2007 bid
Investors AMG Investments LLC urge Lorain National Bank shareholders to force a special meeting to overhaul LNB Bancorp Inc. AMG managers Richard Osborne and Steven Calabrese cite a 15 percent drop in net income in the first nine months of 2007 and high officer loan exposure, proposing to remove most directors and shrink the board from 15 to nine with annual elections. LNB leaders label AMG a short term opportunist and note AMG had no LNB stock in late Q1 2007. contact Jason Hawk.
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Lorain National Bank
AMG Investments LLC
LNB Bancorp Inc
AMG
Richard Osborne
Steven Calabrese
LNB
Daniel Batista
Martin Erbaugh
Lee Howley
James Herrick
Daniel Klimas
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AG seeks increase in background check fee
Ohio Attorney General Marc Dann proposes raising the state background check fee from 15 to 22 dollars, adding up to 7 million dollars for more staff. The higher price comes as demand grows with a new law expanding checks for school staff and pushes to screen foster parents and daycare providers.
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Ohio
Marc Dann
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