Monday, November 14, 2005
Building Insurance - News: 14 November 2005
Know Your Rights
The purpose of this Q-and-A session with UC Irvine Chief of Police Paul Henisey was not to encourage strategies for success in delinquency, but to highlight the rights of civilians in the face of the police.
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IN PUBLIC SERVICE
The Kernersville Parks and Recreation Department was presented with an award for the Fourth of July Park renovation project at the 2005 Community Appearance Award ceremony, which was held recently at the Bridger Field House at Wake Forest University.
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Nigerian government has awarded oil exploration rights to ONGC Mittal Energy Limited
The Indian joint venture firm has agreed to provide US$6 billion back-to-back infrastructure support to Nigeria in return for the blocks, which have the potential to produce up to 650,000 barrels per day, a senior ONGC official said.
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GM's Default Swaps, Options Show Increasing Bets on Bankruptcy
Nov. 14 (Bloomberg) -- Derivatives traders are increasing bets that General Motors Corp. may follow Delphi Corp. and Delta Air Lines Inc. into bankruptcy after the disclosure of accounting errors and four straight quarters of losses.
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The purpose of this Q-and-A session with UC Irvine Chief of Police Paul Henisey was not to encourage strategies for success in delinquency, but to highlight the rights of civilians in the face of the police.
Read More...
IN PUBLIC SERVICE
The Kernersville Parks and Recreation Department was presented with an award for the Fourth of July Park renovation project at the 2005 Community Appearance Award ceremony, which was held recently at the Bridger Field House at Wake Forest University.
Read More...
Nigerian government has awarded oil exploration rights to ONGC Mittal Energy Limited
The Indian joint venture firm has agreed to provide US$6 billion back-to-back infrastructure support to Nigeria in return for the blocks, which have the potential to produce up to 650,000 barrels per day, a senior ONGC official said.
Read More...
GM's Default Swaps, Options Show Increasing Bets on Bankruptcy
Nov. 14 (Bloomberg) -- Derivatives traders are increasing bets that General Motors Corp. may follow Delphi Corp. and Delta Air Lines Inc. into bankruptcy after the disclosure of accounting errors and four straight quarters of losses.
Read More...
