Unpaid bill trouble for roomie sparks advice
A reader asks how to handle a phone bill left by a roommate that blocks him from getting a new line. Bruce advises visiting the phone company and, if needed, filing with the public utilities commission, plus using written roommate agreements to prevent future losses.
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Bruce
T.M
Aurora
N.Y
Public Utilities Commission
L.C
Denver
S.C
Visa
MasterCard
Oprah Tops Forbes List of Best Paid Entertainers
Oprah Winfrey leads Forbes 40 best paid entertainers with combined 1995 1996 earnings of 171 million dollars. Steven Spielberg ranks second, Beatles Michael Jackson Rolling Stones among the top ten as the magazine notes rising income figures since 1987 and enduring star salaries.
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Oprah
New York
Oprah Winfrey
Forbes Magazine
Steven Spielberg
Forbes
Michael Jackson
Rolling Stones
The
Eagles
Arnold Schwarzenegger
David Copperfield
Jim Carrey
Michael Crichton
CornerStone Embroidery opens in New London by mother daughter pair
Debbie and Julie Stone launch CornerStone Embroidery at 12 Main St in New London offering a custom embroidery service for businesses teams and clubs. They provide over 20 000 stock designs or can copy art and create logos. Open house planned for November and they expect to hire three employees in the next year.
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New London
Debbie Stone
Julie
CornerStone Embroidery
Main St
New London High School
Kent State
Julie Stone
New York City
Debbie
CornerStone
Stones
Debbie, Left
Inflation fears may force hike in interest rates
Fed Governor Laurence H. Meyer warned that very low unemployment and strong wage gains could push inflation higher even as growth slows. He noted wage pressures from a tight labor market and said a September meeting could raise the overnight rate from 5.25 percent to about 5.6 percent if policymakers tilt toward a hike.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Fed
Laurence H. Meyer
Fed Board
Meyer
Boston
Fox names Peter Roth to lead Fox Entertainment
Fox replaces program head John Matoian with Peter Roth as head of Fox Entertainment. Roth, 45, becomes the fifth president in seven years and will push Fox toward challenging NBC ABC and CBS, amid ongoing corporate shakeups under Rupert Murdoch.
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Los Angeles
Fox
News Corporation
Peter Roth
John Matoian
Roth
Entertainment Group
NBC
ABC
CBS
News Corp
Rupert Murdoch
Murdoch
David Hill
Fox Broadcasting
Hull
Matoian
Chase Carey
Fox Television
Hill
Opening Stock Quotes in New York Exchange Listing
A dense, fragmentary OCR snippet shows numerous ticker symbols and prices from a New York market page. It lists varied equities and brands such as Kmart, Lowes, Motorola, LSI, and others with values or percentages, but many entries are garbled. The passage resembles a daily stock board with numerous company identifiers and irregular figures.
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Spielberg
Winfrey
Gion Simmons
Chronicle-Telegram
Ellen Simmons
Chronicle
New World Entertainment
Big City
Abe
Ericial
Chern
Ee Ae
Adria Hollands
Aumena Smathort
IBM
IntGamne
Bohnin
Kmart
Keris LA Gear
Sami Lorsl
Lowes
Lucasey
Lugenta
Drs
Metiics
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MirPort
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Motorola
NetreBk
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Offiarns
Quotabon Hills
Alan Investment Invacare
Aegon USA Secuntes, Inc
KeyCorp
Lear
Bene Ie Lnb Bancorp
Lesco Inc
Mid-Am Inc
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Bob Evans Farm
Columba Gas
Revco
Ak Rai
TN Ties
Ve Eaton Corp
Emerson Bie Rpm, Inc
Englehard Sherwin Willams
Smuckers
SJMA
Ford
Sunnse Medical
General Motors
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