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01 - Mortgage Rates for Best Borrowers Rise as Home-Loan Bonds Slump
August 20, 2008, 10:49 pm - Bloomberg.com - Aug. 21 Bloomberg -- A decline in mortgage bond prices is raising interest rates on U.S. home loans even for borrowers least prone to default. Rates on average 30-year fixed mortgages rose to 6.37 percent this week about the highest in six years as yields on bonds guaranteed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac increased to almost the highest since 1986 relative to Treasuries.

02 - Public Notices
August 21, 2008, 10:24 am - Columbia Star - NOTICE TO: CAROLINE SUSAN HALL last known address in Richland County South Carolina. Previously Elginwood Dr. Elgin SC 29045. Please Contact: Marshall Hall 1567 Brazell Rd.

03 - Federal Report Highlights Flaws In N.C. Probation System
August 20, 2008, 1:43 am - WXII-TV Winston-Salem - A federal report which highlights flaws in North Carolina's probation system points to officers dealing with heavy caseloads high turnover and an archaic computer system.

04 - DELAWARE: Thief takes trailer with Marine's belongings
August 20, 2008, 5:14 am - The Daily Times - A U.S. Marine getting ready to be deployed to Iraq next week woke up in North Carolina on Monday morning to be told the bulk of his belongings had been stolen more than 400 miles away in a Talleyville parking lot.

05 - Bank says Big Ridge property owners lied to get hefty loans
August 20, 2008, 2:57 am - Franklin Press - Last week SunTrust officials accused 14 property owners in a North Carolina real estate development of falsifying their income when they obtained mortgages totaling more than 20 million.

06 - Town talks traffic
August 20, 2008, 2:57 am - Franklin Press - Traffic flow issues and possible solutions were discussed amongst aldermen and a representative from the North Carolina Department of Transportation at a recent Town of Franklin meeting.

07 - Governor signs 3 bills to curb foreclosures
August 19, 2008, 5:59 am - The Charlotte Observer - Associated Press RALEIGH N.C. AP North Carolina's governor signed three bills Monday to help home foreclosure filings including one that requires lenders to provide 45 days notice before a foreclosure is filed. Gov. Mike Easley signed a bill establishing the North Carolina Foreclosure Prevention Project under which both homeowners and the state's bank commissioner must receive 45 days ...