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A BANK ACCOUNT FOR THOSE OUTSIDE THE SYSTEM

Source staff - July 18, 2002

A local bank is making overtures toward low-income families and the working poor, offering a new no-balance account that its executives hope will increase the institution's customer base in an age when doing business by debit card is the norm and also have the socioeconomic effect of encouraging savings and asset-building.

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A BANK ACCOUNT FOR THOSE OUTSIDE THE SYSTEM

Source staff - July 18, 2002

A local bank is making overtures toward low-income families and the working poor, offering a new no-balance account that its executives hope will increase the institution's customer base in an age when doing business by debit card is the norm and also have the socioeconomic effect of encouraging savings and asset-building.

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INITIATIVE SPONSORS TAKE THEIR MESSAGE ONLINE

Source staff - July 17, 2002

Citizens for Legislative Reform, the group behind the grassroots effort to change the election of senators to a numbered-seat system, now has its own web site. And it has two more senators on its bandwagon, one of whom voted for the all at-large election plan recently vetoed by the governor.

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INITIATIVE SPONSORS TAKE THEIR MESSAGE ONLINE

Source staff - July 17, 2002

Citizens for Legislative Reform, the group behind the grassroots effort to change the election of senators to a numbered-seat system, now has its own web site. And it has two more senators on its bandwagon, one of whom voted for the all at-large election plan recently vetoed by the governor.

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HOTEL OWNER LOWELL WHEATLEY DIES IN EXPLOSION

Source staff - July 17, 2002

The well-known owner of the Anegada Reef Hotel on Anegada was fatally injured last weekend when a 55-gallon drum he was welding exploded. Lowell Wheatley, 56, died Saturday in Puerto Rico where he had been airlifted following the accident.

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HOTEL OWNER LOWELL WHEATLEY DIES IN EXPLOSION

Source staff - July 17, 2002

The well-known owner of the Anegada Reef Hotel on Anegada was fatally injured last weekend when a 55-gallon drum he was welding exploded. Lowell Wheatley, 56, died Saturday in Puerto Rico where he had been airlifted following the accident.

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INITIATIVE SPONSORS TAKE THEIR MESSAGE ONLINE

Source staff - July 17, 2002

Citizens for Legislative Reform, the group behind the grassroots effort to change the election of senators to a numbered-seat system, now has its own web site. And it has two more senators on its bandwagon, one of whom voted for the all at-large election plan recently vetoed by the governor.

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FATHERS AND SONS ON THE 'ROAD TO PERDITION'

Source staff - July 17, 2002

At one point in this movie Michael Sullivan asks his son what his favorite school subject is and the boy answers that he likes bible class because "I like the stories." This is a telling line for "Road to Perdition" is in many ways a biblical story. Those familiar with the Bible are aware it is replete with stories of murder and mayhem, vengeance and violence, patriarchs and redemption.

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FATHERS AND SONS ON THE 'ROAD TO PERDITION'

Source staff - July 17, 2002

At one point in this movie Michael Sullivan asks his son what his favorite school subject is and the boy answers that he likes bible class because "I like the stories." This is a telling line for "Road to Perdition," which is in many ways a biblical story. Those familiar with the Bible are aware it is replete with stories of murder and mayhem, vengeance and violence, patriarchs and redemption.

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CIRCUSES WITH ANIMALS ARE AN ANACHRONISM

Source staff - July 17, 2002

A psychologist in Puerto Rico commends the Source's editorial on the circus polar bears and says such circuses do not contribute toward education or the formation of a moral conscience.

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