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Durbin seeks cap on consumer loan interest rates
Proposed law would end rates higher than 36% U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) has taken aim at the high-interest-loan industry, introducing a bill proposing to cap rates charged for payday loans, car title loans and other forms of consumer credit at 36 percent annual interest.
Read more News Source - Chicago Tribune
Publish date - 16:20:55 07/19/08

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Mortgage loan officers may have to reveal more
Should your mortgage loan officer have fingerprints on file in a national electronic database, even if he or she has never been convicted of a crime?
Read more News Source - Miami Herald
Publish date - 20:33:47 07/18/08

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New registration system is proposed for loan, mortgage originators
Should your mortgage loan officer have fingerprints on file in a national electronic database, even if he or she has never been convicted of a
Read more News Source - New London Day
Publish date - 10:07:55 07/18/08

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Dime Bank announces key personnel changes By LEE HOWARD
Norwich - Cheryl Calderado of Chaplin, the new senior vice president of administration, sales, services and marketing, heads a list of more than a
Read more News Source - New London Day
Publish date - 10:38:12 07/19/08

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Mortgage lending industry looks set for more oversight
WASHINGTON — Should mortgage loan officers have their fingerprints on file in a national electronic database, even if they never have been convicted of a crime? Should you be able to go to a Web site to check out your lender or mortgage broker's professional file — including employment history and disciplinary actions — before signing up for your next home loan? The answer to both questions ...
Read more News Source - The Oklahoman
Publish date - 05:14:40 07/19/08

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When Scott Almeida walked out of federal prison and into the mortgage business, he took a gamble
When Scott Almeida walked out of federal prison and into the mortgage business, he took a gamble. He admitted on his license application that he had been convicted of cocaine trafficking.
Read more News Source - Miami Herald
Publish date - 07:23:59 07/20/08

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Lying officers put court cases at risk
Police officers lying, getting fired and then being put back to work by a merit board is a “big problem” for prosecutors and police, said U.S. Attorney Sheldon Sperling.
Read more News Source - Muskogee Phoenix
Publish date - 03:15:20 07/20/08

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Red Cross scales back flood relief operations
The American Red Cross is wrapping up flood relief operations at Winfield High School.
Read more News Source - St. Charles Journal
Publish date - 06:16:37 07/20/08

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Jo Goodhew Address To College Of General Practice
Address to Royal New Zealand College of General Practice, Queenstown. Good morning. Today I am going to talk particularly on how you in primary care will play a pivotal role in the future of the health system, and ideas to deal with the health workforce crisis.
Read more News Source - Scoop.co.nz
Publish date - 03:13:56 07/20/08

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Down on the Farm
This was a road trip I had tossed about in my mind for years. When my boss suggested it would be an interesting story, I jumped at the chance.
Read more News Source - Cape Cod Times
Publish date - 06:14:07 07/20/08

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july 21 revue past
Today is Monday, July 21, the 203rd day of 2008. There are 163 days left in the year. On July 21, 1861, the first Battle of Bull Run was fought at Manassas, Va., resulting in a Confederate victory.
Read more News Source - Tyler Morning Telegraph
Publish date - 00:41:45 07/20/08

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Rosebrough named female athlete of year
Start a conversation with someone who knows Kara Rosebrough and the compliments start flying.She’s a rare mix, they say. She works so hard. She’s so determined. She’s so athletic. She’s so intelligent. She’s such a great leader.“Basically,” Pierce City volleyball coach Trish Henry said, “Kara has the whole package ... she has that combination that a coach dreams about.”
Read more News Source - The Joplin Globe
Publish date - 04:20:16 07/20/08

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30-year teacher retires at Bacone
Out of sight, behind the maintenance building, resides one of the least know classrooms on the Bacone College campus — the bronze casting foundry. For more than 30 years, Rose King Mayer has taught the class as an adjunct professor and has retired.
Read more News Source - Muskogee Phoenix
Publish date - 03:04:06 07/20/08

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Fair-tax advocates running for GOP nod
At least two of the three candidates in the Republican primary for Missouri’s 4th Congressional District want to replace the federal income tax with a national sales tax.
Read more News Source - The Joplin Globe
Publish date - 01:45:12 07/20/08

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Camp aims to inspire young minds
Pollution, space travel, technology. Those are just some of the challenges adults face every day. But according to one local teacher, the solutions could come from the minds of children.
Read more News Source - The Joplin Globe
Publish date - 00:45:15 07/20/08

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