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Lending fields a wasteland
Chicago Tribune reporter•The scariest ride at Six Flags might be its debt. Its management needs to renegotiate $287.5 million in debt due next summer. "The debt is definitely weighing on the stock," said Bill Thomas, Six Flags Inc.'s director of corporate finance. Six...Tags: Caterpillar Inc., Interior Policy, Financial Markets, Six Flags Inc., Moody's Corporation
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She says education can change lives, the world
Class: I am the reading coach for ninth through 12th grade at Deltona High School. Education and experience: I earned a bachelor's degree in education from Bowling Green State University and reading certification from Florida Atlantic University. I...Tags: Florida Atlantic University, High Schools, Schools, Colleges and Universities, Florida State University
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BLACK SUPPORT FOR GOP MAY HINGE ON NOMINATION FIGHT
The 2008 presidential campaign is turning out to be a pivotal moment for black Republicans in Hampton Roads. On the one hand, a number of black political leaders previously aligned with the GOP say they will support Democrat Barack Obama should he win...Tags: Newport News (Newport News, Virginia), Trade Dispute, Punishment, Knight-Ridder Inc, George Bush
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"Tell them to stop the presses," the editor said quietly.
Special to The TimesThings were busy in the Times newsroom on primary election night in June 1968, and a lot of people were shuffled around to fill in the gaps. Bud Lembke, from the San Francisco bureau, was down in Los Angeles to cover the anticipated victory of Robert F....Tags: Los Angeles, Elections, Robert F. Kennedy, Primaries, Diplomacy
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Change in management
Because the Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority -- whose members seem to be there because of who they are and not based on expertise -- seems to rely on "consultants" to guide its direction, why not fire the authority members and let the...Tags: Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority, Management Change
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Hamilton ignites Blackhawks in 7-5 win
Special to the TribuneScoring, shooting and fighting. The Blackhawks were masters of all three Saturday night, playing like a team on a mission, rather than one going nowhere. In their 7-5 victory over the Phoenix Coyotes at Jobing.com Arena, the highlights and hits just kept...Tags: Chris Chelios, Nikolai Khabibulin, National Hockey League, Wayne Gretzky, Patrick Sharp
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A step closer to LIRR project
Newsday Washington BureauThe House is expected to pass today a $1.75-billion financing deal for the construction of a link allowing Long Island Rail Road commuters to ride directly into lower Manhattan, several sources familiar with congressional negotiations said yesterday....Tags: Kennedy Airport, Seaford (Nassau, New York), The White House, Long Island, Long Island Rail Road
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Ready for privatization fight
WASHINGTON BUREAUWASHINGTON - The fight about the future of Social Security is shaping up as the battle of the year in Washington, and it begins in earnest this week. On Wednesday, President George W. Bush is expected to offer at least some details of his plan to...Tags: Employees, Florida, Montana, Upper House, Retirement
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Mississippi reinventing nursing home
Special to the TribuneAn experiment under way in Tupelo, Miss., could radically change nursing homes. Called the Green House project, the structure is a normal looking house where 10 elderly people who need nursing care or assistance live together. The house has a staff who...Tags: People, Mississippi, Long Term Care, Florida, Retirement
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The Central Valley Has Found Its Voice
Times Staff WriterWhen Carol Whiteside zipped along the stage on a Segway Human Transporter smiling like a cat, she was making a point about the future of the Central Valley. OK, so she was also scratching off one more experience from what she calls "my life checklist" by...Tags: Think Tanks, Local Elections, Newspapers, Farms, Academic Progress
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Face to Face: A Conversation with E. Clay Shaw
Veteran lawmaker tells why president is correct to change Social Security
Q. Social Security has been known as the third rail of American politics. Why is the president now advocating such a major change in the program?
A. Because we only have a 13-...Tags: Florida Atlantic University, Social Security, Wages and Pensions, Interior Policy, Retirement
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Lawmakers working on post-tragedy funding
Washington BureauAfter hearing pleas for help from Sens. Charles Schumer and Hillary Clinton of New York, congressional appropriators agreed Thursday to provide $40 billion in emergency spending for rescue and cleanup efforts and for punishing terrorists who targeted...Tags: George Allen, Defense, John Warner, Manhattan (New York City), Upper House
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