Trailers should be sold cheap, lawmaker says (Trailer Rental)

Trailers should be sold cheap, lawmaker says  (Trailer Rental)

Trailers should be sold cheap, lawmaker says 
PUNTA GORDA -- A U.S. congressman has called for FEMA to sell its trailers at prices low enough so that poverty-stricken hurricane victims can actually afford them.
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Equity trust suffers drop in asset value 
Aberdeen Development Capital has suffered a near-16% fall in net asset value following adverse events at two of its biggest investments.
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Exeter seeking rental registry 
EXETER Borough officials plan to find out who is renting in the borough, once they introduce a new landlord/tenant rental register within the next few months.
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Triad schools district sets registration dates 
The Triad Community School District No. 2 will begin registration for the 2006-07 school year next week. The registration for all grades will be conducted at Triad High School.
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Law and Order 
A Geauga County truck driver injured by a blow from a metal rod won a $2.8 million verdict Friday in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court.
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Keokuk tightens container regulations 
The Keokuk City Council Thursday passed an ordinance prohibiting off street parking of some vehicles and containers in residential areas.
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HELPING HANDS:: South Mississippians helping each other 
Helping Hands is a periodic feature by the Sun Herald that puts people together who need help or are willing to help. If you fit either category, call Sound Off at 896-2123 or e-mail soundoff@sunherald.com and leave a brief message and contact information.
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Couple charged with concealing items 
Brian Wayne Owens, 42, and Chrystal Deanne Hudson, 30 were charged July 17 with concealing merchandise at Kmart, 815 E. Innes St. * Phyllis Reliford Pettiford reported a July 17 larceny at 802 N. Long St.
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Slowing down high-end bike theft 
W-B bike valet service offers short-term, overnight storage kthompson@whistlerquestion.com Last Monday thieves broke into the Iron Horse/MadCatz trailer in Whistler and stole some expensive bikes belonging to World Cup stars Steve Peat of Great Britain and Sam Hill of Australia.
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