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Anglo scandal complicates Irish debt talks
Senior executives had laughed off concerns by regulators and EU governments that they were abusing Dublin’s bank guarantee, audio recordings show
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Telemarketing (Canoga Park)
Posting ID: 3674235576Posted: 2013-03-11, 11:30AM PDTEdited: 2013-03-11, 11:30AM PDTemail to a friend
44 property owners at sinkhole accept settlements
Bubbles come to the surface where pipelines come across Bayou Corne near Pierre Part, La., in August 2012. (AP Photo/The Baton Rouge Advocate, Bill Feig)NAPOLEONVILLE, La. — Nearly half of a group of residents evacuated because of an Assumption Parish sinkhole have accepted buyout offers from Texas Brine Co.
As of Monday’s 5:30 p.m. deadline, company spokesman Sonny Cranch said 44 of 92 offers delivered to property owners around the sinkhole at Bayou Corne have accepted out-of-court settlements. Cranch did not provide details of settlement amounts, but said each offer was based on the individual property.
“These properties range from trailer homes to small frame dwellings to larger, bricked dwellings. But we’ve strived to offer fair and equitable settlements with each owner,” he said.
About 350 residents have been under evacuation orders since the salt dome cavern collapsed almost 11 months ago. Texas Brine made offers to residents who haven’t yet hired a lawyer.
Cranch said 41 residents have said they’d like to continue direct negotiations with Texas Brine even though the deadline for negotiations has passed. He said the Houston-based company has asked U.S. District Judge Jay Zainey to extend the deadline for direct negotiations with those residents until July 31.
The judge has not yet ruled on the request. If Zainey rejects it, Cranch said the company could still negotiate but the property owners would have to be represented by an attorney.
For those who have reached a settlement with Texas Brine, Cranch said the next step would be closing the deals. “We anticipate this process should take approximately 30 to 45 days for each respective resident in order to properly prepare all closing and legal documents,” he said.
The sinkhole, discovered in August, is in the Bayou Corne and Grand Bayou area of Assumption Parish, about 40 miles south of Baton Rouge. It has resulted in an ongoing evacuation order for about 150 homes in the area.
The evacuated residents will continue to receive their $875 a week evacuation assistance until the settlements officially close, Cranch said. The company agreed to evacuation assistance in the event of a sinkhole when the state permitted the salt cavern in 1982.
A salt dome is a large, naturally occurring underground salt deposit. Companies drill on the dome’s outskirts to create caverns to extract brine used in the petrochemical refining process, or for storage of such things as hydrocarbons, which the age-harden salt prevents from seeping into the ground.
China makes fresh bid to calm markets
Central bank pledge to guide interest rates to ‘reasonable range’ was enough to help Shanghai Composite recover from early loss to end day flat
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Part Time Caregiver (Woodland Hills,Ca)
Posting ID: 3674292678Posted: 2013-03-11, 11:51AM PDTEdited: 2013-03-11, 11:51AM PDTemail to a friend
Oil above $95 as stock markets stabilize
An oil pump operates in the desert oil fields of Sakhir, Bahrain, at sunset. (AP Photo/Hasan Jamali)BANGKOK — The price of oil extended gains Tuesday after Asian stock markets trimmed losses following a big sell-off.
Benchmark oil for August delivery was up 42 cents to $95.60 a barrel at late afternoon Bangkok time in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The contract jumped $1.49 to close at $95.18 on Monday.
Oil sank by $4.55 a barrel, or 4.7 percent, on Thursday and Friday after the Federal Reserve spooked investors by signaling the end of a bond-buying program that has boosted the economy.
Oil fell initially Monday because of growing worries that China’s decision to clamp down on informal lending could hamper growth in a major energy consuming country. Oil dropped as low as $92.67 a barrel.
But it regained ground after Wall Street indexes clawed back losses and then extended gains in Asia as some markets returned to positive territory. Oil trading is often influenced by stock market trends which can reflect the state of confidence in the economic outlook.
Brent crude, which is used to set prices for oil used by many U.S. refineries to make gasoline, was up 88 cents at $102.04.
In other energy futures trading on the Nymex:
— Natural gas was down 0.7 cent at $3.732 per 1,000 cubic feet.
— Heating oil rose 2.3 cents to $2.876 a gallon.
— Wholesale gasoline added 1.9 cents to $2.746 a gallon.
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Come work for a winning team!! We are currently looking for candidates with a flexible schedule. Previous Valet experience is a PLUS!!!!
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Posted: 2013-03-11, 11:43AM PDTemail to a friendMan emerges from Michigan oil line after protest
In a cell phone photo taken by protesters and provided to news media by the Calhoun County Sheriff Department, Chris Wahmhoff stands near the pipeline he crawled into Monday morning, June 24, 2013 near Marshall, Mich. Wahmhoff emerged from the pipe about 5 p.m., after 10 hours. Protesters seek to halt Enbridge Inc.'s building of a new line, saying it endangers public health. (AP Photo/Calhoun County Sheriff Department via The Enquirer) NO SALESFREDONIA TOWNSHIP, Mich. — A protester has emerged from an oil pipeline at a southern Michigan construction site, ending a protest that lasted about 10 hours.
The Battle Creek Enquirer reports that Calhoun County Sheriff Matt Saxton says the man emerged about 5 p.m. Monday. Thirty-five-year-old Chris Wahmhoff was first reported inside the pipe about 6:45 a.m.
The site is near Marshall in Fredonia Township.
Protesters seek to halt Enbridge Inc.’s building of a new line, saying it endangers public health. The Calgary, Alberta-based company’s pipeline ruptured nearby in 2010, spilling 800,000 gallons of oil into a river.
WWMT-TV reports Enbridge released a statement saying its “priority is for the safety of everyone in the area, including the protester.”
The line runs from Sarnia, Ontario, to Griffith, Ind.
Phlebotomist needed ASAP (Los Angeles, Whittier)
Posting ID: 3674290354Posted: 2013-03-11, 11:50AM PDTEdited: 2013-03-11, 11:52AM PDTemail to a friend
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