Delta College administrators struggle to stretch bond money across - Record
Posted by: admin in Latest NewsDelta College administrators struggle to stretch bond money across - Record
STOCKTON — San Joaquin Delta College administrators today suggested that college trustees pump $27.5 million in bond money into about a dozen planned projects, ensuring their completion but leaving significantly less money for others. If the board
Partner of Washington man pleads guilty in ID theft case - Oregonian
The Associated Press Jocelyn Kirsch and Edward Anderton were accused of stealing the identities of more than 16 people and using the money to live expensively and travel the world. PHILADELPHIA — A woman who had worked with a Washington say man in
Anne Darwin convinced kids their dad had died on canoe trip - Times On the web
The wife of John Darwin, the canoeist who faked his own death to secure £250,000 in insurance and pension payouts, “sobbed uncontrollably” as she lied to her children that their dad had died at sea, a court was told yesterday. Anne Darwin, 56
Bad week ahead for banks - CNN Money
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) — If this weekend’s news about Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and Friday’s IndyMac failure weren’t scary enough, now Wall Street will have to contend with what is prone to be dismal quarterly results from many top financial
Anxious IndyMac customers line up to get their money - Los Angeles Times
Nervous customers of IndyMac Bank this day lined up at branches in Pasadena and elsewhere, anxious to withdraw their money from the failed institution that was seized by federal regulators late last week. With some arriving as early as 4 a.m., fueled by
US STOCKS-Wall Street falls on bank jitters - Forbes
Updates to early afternoon) * Merrill and Citi cut GSEs share price targets * Regional banks slip after feds’ takeover of IndyMac * Yahoo (nasdaq: YHOO - news - people ) shares fall after rejecting Microsoft (nasdaq: MSFT - news
Police Suspect Three Armed Robberies Related - The Ledger
WINTER HAVEN | Three armed robberies including an armed automobile theft occurred in Winter Haven and Auburndale this morning and police think the incidents might be related. The first incident occurred at 2:11 a.m. at Sixth Street and Avenue K Southeast in
Hewlett attorney admits bilking clients - Newsday
A disbarred attorney who stole more than $400,000 from his clients — including money one woman intended to use for her daughter’s heart surgery — has pleaded guilty to his crimes, the Nassau district attorney’s office stated yesterday. Joseph Levine
Money Funds Stick With Fannie, Freddie Debt on Treasury Rescue - Bloomberg
July 14 (Bloomberg) — Vanguard Group, Federated Investors Inc. and The Reserve, investment firms that manage more than $520 billion in money-market funds, stated they will continue to purchase Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac debt because the U.S. Treasury’s
Chicago Tribune editor, LA Times publisher resign - Houston Chronicle
NEW YORK — Chicago Tribune editor Ann Marie Lipinski and Los Angeles Times publisher David Hiller resigned Monday as parent company Tribune Co. cuts staff and shrinks its papers nationwide to save money. Tribune Co. is slicing costs to offset
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