Dorm to reopen, but who pays tab?
A UIC dorm shuttered because of mold and water damage will reopen to students next month, but deciding who will pay for the cleanup is now the subject of a heated court battle.
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No. 2 mortgage lender Wells Fargo says: Show us the money to tap equity (New York Daily News) Wells Fargo, the nation's No. 2 mortgage lender, will require more home-equity borrowers to verify their income, ending a less-stringent policy that contributed to a 35% jump in third-quarter credit
Blanca/Ft. Garland Community Center expands BLANCA/FORT GARLAND , A $1.3 million expansion project currently underway at the Blanca-Fort Garland Community Center is on schedule for completion in November of 2005.via
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Congress optimistic on revived bailout The Senate pushed toward passage today of a $700 billion financial industry bailout, and opposition to the package among House Republican conservatives appeared to be softening as well, thanks partly
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5 Charged in Alleged Mortgage Fraud (AP via Yahoo! Finance) Authorities announced charges Monday in what they say was a $4.9 million mortgage fraud scheme that led to two dozen homes going into default in north Minneapolis, an area