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Jenifer B. McKim, The Boston Globe: "Mortgage lenders don't try to rework most home loans held by borrowers facing foreclosure because it would probably mean losing money, a study released yesterday by the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston concludes."

http://www.truthout.org/070709S?n

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Delinquencies on U.S. Home-Equity Loans Reach Record

Late payments on home-equity loans rose to a record in the first quarter as 18 straight months of job losses and a slumping economy left more borrowers unable to pay their debts, the American Bankers Association reported.

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Consumer loan delinquencies rise to record high

The number of people delinquent on their loans rose to a record high in the first quarter, according to the American Bankers Association.

http://www.bizjournals.com/philadelphia/stories/2009/07/06/daily18.html



California Hotel Foreclosures Double in Last Three Months

The number of California hotels in default or foreclosed on has jumped 125% in the last 60 days. The state now has 31 hotels that have been foreclosed on and 175 in default.

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„Der Bundestag hat mit den Stimmen der großen Koalition am gestrigen
Freitag die umstrittene Regierungsübereinkunft zur Weitergabe sensibler
personenbezogener Informationen über Deutsche an die USA abgenickt..“
Artikel von Stefan Krempl in heise news vom 04.07.2009
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Aus: LabourNet, 7. Juli 2009



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After the Gulf War in the early 90s, tens of thousands of servicemen and women reported coming down with debilitating illnesses after their tour of duty.

The military disavowed all responsibility.

Now new vaccine problems being reported.

Details:
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Zachary Roth, Talking Points Memo: "Last week, Politico reported that the Washington Post had planned to put on an exclusive off-the-record 'salon' at the home of its publisher, where corporate lobbyists would pay as much as $250,000 to gain access to Post reporters and editors, as well as Obama administration officials and members of Congress. The news provoked an outcry in DC journalism circles -- the Post's own ombudsman called it 'pretty close to a public relations disaster' - and the event was quickly canceled. But the notion that the Post's gambit represents some sort of new and uniquely outrageous collapsing of the wall between the editorial and business sides of a news publication is badly off the mark."

http://www.truthout.org/070709N?n



Pay for Play Journalism

Jack Shafer, Slate Magazine: "The off-the-record-for-dollars salon scheme that got Katharine Weymouth and the Washington Post in so much trouble last week prompted TPM Muckraker to flush David Bradley - owner and publisher of the Atlantic - into the open about his salon-happy organization."

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