Archive for October, 2005

Bowling bags - Most Cut Bank businesses must go smoke-free Oct. 1. 

Most Cut Bank businesses must go smoke-free Oct. 1. 
Cut Bank Pioneer Press - Oct 04 8:45 AM
Montana’s Clean Indoor Air Act goes into effect on Saturday, Oct. 1 and some Cut Bank businesses are more prepared than others to implement it. Glacier Lanes, the local bowling alley owned by J.W. and Lynn Eaton, went smoke-free at the beginning of the month in anticipation of the law.Save to My Web

Your full-service singer 
New York Daily News - Oct 14 1:28 AM
What do bowling shoes, baked goods and solemn songs about soldiers have in common? John Vanderslice.Save to My Web

Seidel’S Bowling Center 
Baltimore Sun - Oct 20 12:53 AM
The Venue Every second and fourth Friday of the month through December, Roots Cafe throws concerts on the middle two lanes of Seidel’s. The remaining 12 lanes are open for prime duckpin action. Save to My Web

Alaska Railroad to build new facility in Cantwell 
Fairbanks Daily News-Miner - Oct 05 4:12 AM
Alaska Railroad workers won’t have to start heavy equipment outside during winter’s deep cold anymore, thanks to a new building being constructed in Cantwell by the Alaska Railroad.Save to My Web

Monarchs roll into season 
The Union Leader and NewHampshire Sunday News - Oct 12 9:14 PM
MANCHESTER Two hours after practice ended yesterday, the Manchester Monarchs were busy working on team chemistry for the 2005-06 season.Save to My Web

Bidding begins for property seized from drug dealers 
phillyburbs.com - Oct 22 9:43 AM
Revenues from the two-day sale benefit future drug enforcement operations in the county.Save to My Web

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Home loan approval - UPDATE 5-Countrywide profit rises 27 pct despite pressures

UPDATE 5-Countrywide profit rises 27 pct despite pressures
Reuters - By Jonathan Stempel NEW YORK, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Countrywide Financial Corp. ( CFC.N: Quote, Profile, Research), the largest U.S. third-quarter profit rose 27 percent, as fees from servicing home loans offset lower lending profit as margins declined

Lean years may mean mortgage bank mergers
AP via Seattle Post Intelligencer - ORLANDO, Fla. — The last four years will likely be remembered as a gilded age for anyone in real estate, especially mortgage bankers. Lenders expect to process $2.26 trillion of home loans next year, down from this year’s expected $2.78 trillion and

Consolidation, job cuts may follow real estate boom
Houston Chronicle - ORLANDO, FLA. - The last four years will likely be remembered as a gilded age for anyone in real estate, especially mortgage bankers. Lenders expect to process $2.26 trillion of home loans next year, down from this year’s expected $2.78 trillion and

Mortgage bankers to talk changing industry
AP via Seattle Post Intelligencer - recorded a rise in rates for 30-year home loans - the most popular mortgages - to 6.10 percent, a a record $3.9 trillion of home loans in 2003 and $2.8 trillion

UPDATE 2-US home sales firm despite fewer loan applications
Reuters - week last week as interest rates on 30-year home loans climbed to their highest levels since early April, the Mortgage

Freddie Mac exec warns on portfolio limits
AP via Seattle Post Intelligencer - agencies also purchase these securities as well as home loans for their own portfolios, a significant source of income

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