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Israel targets West Bank charity sites
Chicago Tribune correspondentHEBRON, West Bank—For more than 40 years, the Islamic Charitable Society in Hebron has provided social services to residents of this volatile West Bank city, helping orphans and needy families. Its new school for girls was to open next month, a mall...Tags: Civil Unrest, Armed Conflicts, Terrorism, Madrasas, Defense
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401(k) costs to be made clear in U.S. plan
Associated PressMillions of participants in 401(k)-style retirement plans would receive more information about the costs of those programs, a move that could help boost savings, under a rule proposed by the Labor Department yesterday. The additional information will...Tags: Interior Policy, Bank of America Corp., Wages and Pensions, Merrill Lynch & Company Inc., Retirement
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Rule seeks added facts on 401(k) fees
Associated PressMillions of participants in 401(k)-style retirement plans would receive more information about the costs of those programs, a move that could help boost savings, under a rule proposed Tuesday by the Labor Department. The additional information will...Tags: Interior Policy, 401K, Employees, Wages and Pensions, Retirement
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IN BRIEF
Wachovia Corp. chief executive Robert Steel plans to cut $2 billion of expenses by the end of next year and sell parts of the fourth-biggest U.S. bank after posting a record quarterly loss, slashing the dividend 87 percent and eliminating 6,350 jobs....Tags: Interior Policy, Quarterly or Semiannual Financial Statements, Retirement, The Office, 401K
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About half of pension sponsors have frozen plans, potentially risking benefits for millions
Associated Press WriterWASHINGTON (AP) _ About half of employers with defined-benefit pension plans have frozen one or more of those plans, putting the retirement incomes of millions at risk, according to a government report made public Tuesday. The Government Accountability...Tags: Interior Policy, 401K, Employees, Employers, Wages and Pensions
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Officials ask for 401(k) details
Millions of participants in 401(k)-style retirement plans would receive more information about the costs of those programs, a move that could help boost savings, under a rule proposed by the Labor Department Tuesday. The additional information will...Tags: Interior Policy, Bank of America Corp., Wages and Pensions, Merrill Lynch & Company Inc., Retirement
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Animal Planet—UF and Humane Society host program
A marketing publication of the Sun-Sentinel CompanyIn late May the Humane Society of Broward County hosted the University of Florida's College of Veterinary Medicine Veterinary Technician Program. The continuing education class was held at the shelter and 65 attendees from all over the state attended....Tags: Interior Policy, Diseases, Fort Lauderdale, HSBC Holdings Plc, Broward County
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Suit postponed against suspect in church killing
Of The Morning CallThe 66-year-old woman awaiting trial on charges she killed a woman at a Bucks County church has received a temporary reprieve from dealing with an unrelated federal lawsuit filed against her. A federal agency that guarantees defunct pensions has agreed...Tags: Interior Policy, Lawyers, Prosecution, Murder, Civil Laws
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Humane — with an edge
Chicago Tribune NewspapersAnimal welfare activists don't usually invoke the National Rifle Association as a role model. After all, hunting animals for sport and protecting animals from sport hunters are mutually exclusive endeavors. But Wayne Pacelle, chief executive of the...Tags: Demonstration, Interior Policy, San Bernardino (San Bernardino, California), Gun Control, Redondo Beach
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Crist eyes loopholes in DROPs retirement program
Associated PressIt's an offer many private sector workers would envy -- briefly retire and receive thousands of dollars in a lump sum payment. Then go back to your old job and collect both a full salary and pension. More than 8,000 Florida state employees are already...Tags: Interior Policy, Charlie Crist, Academic Progress, Executive Branch, Wages and Pensions
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