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RICHARD Branson is planning a third bid to run the lottery - with a trip in space as a dream prize. The billionaire Virgin chief hopes to win the next lotto licence in 2009 after failing in 1994 and 2002.

Richmond Times-Dispatch, Sun, 26 Jun 2005 6:25 PM PDT
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Guardian Unlimited, Sun, 26 Jun 2005 5:06 AM PDT
Annie Lennox: 'Pop videos now are like soft porn' http://www.guardian.co.uk/arts/features/story/0,11710,1514486,00.html?gusrc=rss
Pop: Annie Lennox wants to change the world, even if it means going to the Arctic Circle. But the most charismatic woman in pop tells Louise France she also has concerns closer to home.

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Zondervan puts new spin on an old favorite, the Bible http://www.detnews.com/2005/metro/0506/26/B01-228155.htm
GRAND RAPIDS -- Forget Genesis.

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'Pop videos now are like soft porn'

Annie Lennox wants to change the world, even if it means going to the Arctic Circle. But the most charismatic woman in pop tells Louise France she also has concerns closer to home

Sunday June 26, 2005
The Observer

The idea of holding an international rock concert in Tromsø, 300 miles inside the Arctic Circle, seems as likely as Redditch playing host to the autumn/winter couture collections. This is a Norwegian city with two landmarks: a modern, concrete cathedral and the world's northernmost branch of Burger King, where a double cheeseburger costs almost a tenner. Annie Lennox looks out at the view from the top floor of her hotel. Local picture postcards show a place where the sun shines all night during the summer but today drizzle obscures the snow-capped mountains. Dreary low cloud hovers over the fjord. It has taken two flights and almost seven hours to reach here but in some ways she could have just nipped up the motorway to Scotland, the country where she was born.

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'Pop videos now are like soft porn'

Annie Lennox wants to change the world, even if it means going to the Arctic Circle. But the most charismatic woman in pop tells Louise France she also has concerns closer to home

Sunday June 26, 2005
The Observer

The idea of holding an international rock concert in Tromsø, 300 miles inside the Arctic Circle, seems as likely as Redditch playing host to the autumn/winter couture collections. This is a Norwegian city with two landmarks: a modern, concrete cathedral and the world's northernmost branch of Burger King, where a double cheeseburger costs almost a tenner. Annie Lennox looks out at the view from the top floor of her hotel. Local picture postcards show a place where the sun shines all night during the summer but today drizzle obscures the snow-capped mountains. Dreary low cloud hovers over the fjord. It has taken two flights and almost seven hours to reach here but in some ways she could have just nipped up the motorway to Scotland, the country where she was born.

The following day, she will share a stage with, among others, Brian May of Queen, Peter Gabriel, the British/Swedish group Razorlight and a band from Lapland complete with calfskin jerkins and knitted leg warmers. Plainly this isn't the kind of date played to sell more records. Rather, she's here to raise money and awareness for Nelson Mandela's HIV/Aids campaign. The concert tour is called 46664 after Mandela's prison number during his 27-year-long jail sentence.
If Bob'n'Bono are the outspoken male ambassadors of the music industry, Lennox must be the unsung female campaigner. While other opinionated women in the industry such as Sinead O'Connor and Chrissy Hynde have grown increasingly silent, she seems keen to do the opposite. Next month, she's going to Ethiopia as part of her Aids campaign.

She is clearly haunted by the figures she quotes: five million infected in South Africa alone; one in five people has the virus. But then one has always had a sense of her being a woman genetically incapable of half measures, whether it's appearing on the cover of the classic Eurythmics album Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) as a masked dominatrix with a tomato-coloured crewcut or renouncing pop music to do the school run when her daughters were growing up.

Ask her a question and she's prone to reply in unwieldy, if well-meaning, paragraphs. This deadly serious earnestness irritates some commentators. On the other hand, there's a vulnerability about her which means that for some fans, usually female, she's achieved heroine-like status.

Christmas Day last year saw her celebrating her 50th birthday. At the Live8 concert, she'll be the oldest woman in the line-up, four years ahead of Madonna. She struggles with growing older: 'It's nothing to celebrate. I find the whole march of time very odd but as the years go by I've learned to let go. I don't care so much about youth and beauty any longer.'

But there's still a luminosity about her. Something to do with her pale-grey eyes, skin the colour of icing sugar, shorn ash-blonde hair. She's more fragile than you imagine from looking at the album colours. Wearing jeans and a V-neck pullover, she's devoid of make up apart from pale pink lipstick painted on to a mouth almost as wide and iconic as Mick Jagger's.

The last time she did any interviews was for her album, Bare, which she wrote following the end of her second marriage in 2000. For a notoriously private woman it contained some wrung-out, awake-at-four-in the-morning lyrics. This melancholy has always dogged her. In the past, she's used a litany of words like unhappy, unbalanced, moody, panicky and fearful to describe her mental state when she was in Eurythmics.

Although she's denied having post-natal depression, she has talked in the past about suicidal thoughts when she was younger. 'The melancholy and depression in my life have been very hard to deal with,' she says. 'I've always felt alone, as if I didn't belong. Sometimes, I think it's improved and other times I think it is as it always was. I've had to endure a lot of difficult moments.' Her divorce was swiftly followed by the death of her mother in 2003 (her father died 20 years ago). 'But some of my depressions are part of my chemistry. I have a penchant for pessimism and darkness. I would go there. But I come out of it, too.' How does she cope? 'When it comes along now I think, "OK, here we go. Better lie down. Phone a good friend."'

On Bare she sings: 'Loneliness/ Is a place that I know well/ It's the distance between us/ And the space inside ourselves.' I wonder if life has moved on, if she's met anyone else new since the divorce? 'If I had, I wouldn't tell you,' she says. 'But I will tell you this. One of the biggest disappointments in my life is men. Just appalling. I've endlessly been in relationships. I've endlessly been monogamous. It's very difficult as a woman of 50 to pick up the threads and carry on. I look around and see men my age hook up women half their age and realise it pays to be a man in this world. But the penny is finally dropping. Perhaps I need to find happiness somewhere else.'

There are countless tabloid cuttings about 'tragic Annie' and her men. The most notorious relationship was with her costar in Eurythmics, Dave Stewart (who was once memorably described as 'somewhere between Prince and Eric Morecambe'). Legend has it that when she first met him, she was a 22-year-old waitress, working in a cafe called Pippins in north London. His first words were: 'Will you marry me?' They fell in love but by the time they were at number one in America with 'Sweet Dreams', they were no longer an item.

The next man would be Radha Raman, a Hare Krishna devotee, who wooed her by cooking her meals and leaving them outside her hotel room. Perhaps if she had been sensible, she would have made do with the peanuts in the minibar but she decided to marry him. They were divorced within a year. In 1988, Israeli documentary- maker Uri Fruchtmann, the producer of Spiceworld: The Movie, became her second husband. She frequently referred to him as 'my rock', particularly after their first child, a son called Daniel, was stillborn in 1988.

'The air that we breathe is steeped in the idea that we need a man to be happy. I believed that,' she says. 'I am such a romantic. The idea that the knight rescues the damsel is so deep inside me. But now I think it's exceedingly misleading. I have some great male friends, I love male company, I love masculinity. Unfortunately, I'm terribly heterosexual. Sometimes I wish I could have been gay; perhaps it would have been easier.'

There's some irony to this because back in the Eighties, she was always being quizzed about her sexuality. While Boy George played with his lipstick and blusher, Annie Lennox was dressing up as Elvis at the Grammys. It's easy to forget in this metrosexual era that this kind of experimentation seemed quite shocking at the time. MTV famously asked to see her birth certificate to verify which sex she was. Unlike Madonna, she was never scared to flout traditional ideas of what's attractive. Meanwhile, her collaboration with Stewart was an equal relationship. If anything, she was the one who appeared the more dominant.

What does she think of the new generation of women in pop? 'There are some bright women,' she says, 'but the consensus is that you whore it. That's what it looks like to me. You have to become a sex object. I'm all for erotica, I love it, but the values that I see on pop videos are like soft porn.'

It is 30 years since she dropped out of a classical degree course at the Royal Academy of Music and swapped the flute for a career as a rock singer. But she says: 'I despair of the women I see in music. I wouldn't even call it shallow - the values are ignorant, materialistic. I don't think we've gone forwards at all. In fact, I think we've gone backwards.'

She grew up listening to Joni Mitchell and dreaming of ways to flee Aberdeen, her hometown. 'I was brought up in a two-room tenement block. My father worked in the shipyards, my mother stayed at home.' There was still a pressure to conform. 'My parents' roles were cut and dried and well-defined. I wanted to connect with them but I had another world going on inside my head that didn't match with what was going on around me.'

Her parents preached that life was tough, that it was dangerous to take risks. She didn't believe them. She was sent to a girls' school - 'I honestly think they should be banned' - and plotted her escape. 'Perhaps it was because I was an only child, but I always felt as if I didn't conform. Even when I was very young. I didn't identify with the rest of the family. I knew I couldn't be defined by the norms in the town. I wasn't a girly girly hanging out with my mates. I was an outsider. I ran away.'

In a way, it's the stuff of rock'n'roll myth - the shy, dreamy teenager who runs away to London and becomes a pop star. But there were some lean years first. After she dropped out of college, she made do with any odd- jobs she could find, living in bedsits and playing the local pubs. The first band she formed with Stewart, the Tourists, broke up amid legal wrangles with the record company. Their early album, In the Garden, may now be viewed as ahead of its time but went largely unnoticed by audiences.

This all changed in the Eighties when Eurythmics went on to write hit after hit, from 'Here Comes the Rain Again' to 'There Must Be an Angel'. These days, Lennox is worth a reputed £30 million. Her solo album, Diva, sold better than her work with Stewart and last year she won an Oscar for the title song to Lord of the Rings - The Return of the King

However, performing remains a torment as well as a revelation. 'I am a shy person, but put me on a stage and I look like some kind of amazon. I still get terrible nerves and I don't believe people who tell me, "Oh, the nerves are good". I'm already energised. I have adrenaline. I don't need the nerves.'

The shallow nature of the pop industry has never sat easily with her. She's as likely to turn up on Celebrity Love Island as to book an appointment for hair extensions. During the brief marriage to her first husband, she disappeared to a cabin in Switzerland. During her thirties, she escaped into motherhood. 'For women, there is a time when you start to get a little desperate. I woke up and realised there was something missing from my life. But children are not to order. You can't go to a supermarket and pick them up.'

I wonder if the Nelson Mandela campaign is now a refuge from pop. 'Maybe,' she reflects. 'It's certainly given me a focus. I was like a dry sponge before I got involved.'

Next month, she'll be one of just a handful of female acts at Live8 in Hyde Park. Four days later, she's pencilled in to perform at the G8 concert in Edinburgh which marks the end of the much-discussed Gleneagles summit. Throughout her career, she's often performed for charity, from donating Eurythmics profits to Greenpeace and Amnesty to singing at Nelson Mandela's 70th birthday concert at Wembley 17 years ago. She's since visited Robben Island with the former President of South Africa and talked politics in his front room.

Five months ago, she returned to South Africa with her two daughters, Lola, 14, and Tali, 12. They were invited to visit an orphanage and hospice in one of the shantytowns. 'HIV and Aids in Africa is on a scale that is beyond anybody's belief. In a way, you have to go there to get it. You see the figures written down, all the zeros, hundreds being wiped out daily, and it doesn't really compute.' Her voice drops to a whisper, as if she's telling a bedtime story with an especially grim ending. 'I see Nelson Mandela in the twilight of his years thinking, "We've conquered apartheid, now Africans face genocide." How can intelligent, educated Westerners like myself live with that on my conscience? I know I can't.'

On the morning of the 46664 Arctic concert, the clouds lift, the sun comes out. Nelson Mandela calls for the leaders at the G8 summit to address the Aids crisis and tells the cheering crowd that they're 'all Africans now'. Lennox, in trademark pinstriped suit, opens at the piano with Bob Marley's 'Redemption Song'. Two chords into 'Sweet Dreams' and the 21,000 strong crowd, including the Crown Princess Royal, the Norwegian Prime Minister and the leader of the opposition, are jiggling along in their anoraks under the midnight sun.

On stage, Lennox appears radiant but afterwards I find her wrapped in a blanket, resting on a sofa. I'm reminded of something she'd told me earlier, that, more often than not these days, she prefers silence to music.

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Sunday, June 26, 2005 10:46 AM PDT
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Health Scout, Sun, 26 Jun 2005 8:10 AM PDT
Preteen Dieting Can Signal Trouble Ahead http://www.healthscout.com/news/1/526075/main.html
Early signs of eating disorders emerging in younger girls, experts say.

Boston Globe, Sat, 25 Jun 2005 11:56 PM PDT
Odd couplings add to the appeal of HFA's summer 'Treasures' series http://www.boston.com/ae/movies/articles/2005/06/26/odd_couplings_add_to_the_appeal_of_hfas_summer_treasures_series?rss_id=Boston+Globe+--+Living+%2F+Arts+News
A little unpredictability can be a good thing. In years past the Harvard Film Archive's summer series of double features from its extensive collection has been organized alphabetically, by director or theme. Although the old categories had a certain Edward Gorey-esque flair (''I Is for Insanity," for example), the new ones are less conventional. Some showcase landmark collaborations between

Boston Globe, Sat, 25 Jun 2005 11:55 PM PDT
Sally Potter takes maximum poetic license http://www.boston.com/ae/movies/articles/2005/06/26/sally_potter_takes_maximum_poetic_license?rss_id=Boston+Globe+--+Living+%2F+Arts+News
Think more Eminem than Shakespeare. That's how filmmaker Sally Potter advised Joan Allen to approach her lines in ''Yes," a contemporary drama told entirely in verse.

Sex is China's latest boom industry http://www.mg.co.za/articlepage.aspx?area=/breaking_news/breaking_news__international_news/&articleid=243838
With a glazed look in her eyes, the bored production line worker dips her hand into a bag full of short and curlies, peels off a strip of double-sided transparent tape and applies the furry finishing touch to a plastic vagina.

Wisconsin State Journal, Sat, 25 Jun 2005 9:49 PM PDT
Band discovers popularity with . . . accordions http://www.madison.com/wsj/home/features/index.php?ntid=44903&ntpid=3
It began as an exercise in sonic disobedience. In 1989, the members of a loosely knit squeezebox society would rush into San Francisco restaurants and coffeehouses, play some unannounced numbers and raise awareness to make the accordion the city's official musical instrument.

Vail Daily, Sat, 25 Jun 2005 5:41 PM PDT
Vail Daily News for Vail and Beaver Creek Colorado - Arts and Entertainment http://www.vaildaily.com/article/20050625/AE/106250029
What are we reading? 1. "Kite Runner," by Khaled Housseini: This is the story of a friendship between two boys growing up in Kabul.

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Sunday, June 26, 2005 9:23 AM PDT
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The Herald Bulletin, Sun, 26 Jun 2005 6:05 AM PDT
OT lifts pay for utility workers http://www.theheraldbulletin.com/story.asp?id=13833
A lineman with Anderson Light and Power was the highest paid city employee for 2004, making more than $30,000 for working 739 hours of overtime. Joe Rice’s base salary was $54,329 last year but overtime pushed his income to $84,600.

The Advocate Messenger, Sun, 26 Jun 2005 6:03 AM PDT
Bankruptcies for June 26 http://www.amnews.com/public_html/?module=displaystory&story_id=14480&format=html
Lewis K. Ward and Elizabeth A. Ward, 403 S. Bragg St., Perryville, 05-52251. Brian A. Neighbors, 200 Cotton Ave., Stanford, 05-52252. Priscilla M. Lynn, 401 Sanders Clay Circle, Danville, 05-52260.

The Advocate Messenger, Sun, 26 Jun 2005 6:03 AM PDT
Property transfers for June 26 http://www.amnews.com/public_html/?module=displaystory&story_id=14496&format=html
Marguerite Phillips, executrix of the estate of Marvin B. Phillips, to Christine Jones, house and lot on McGroty Avenue, $3,700. Robert H. and Betty Mitchell to Charles Gilpin, 5.124 acres on Lebanon Road, $5,100.

The Bryan-College Station Eagle, Sun, 26 Jun 2005 5:54 AM PDT
Town Talk http://www.theeagle.com/stories/062605/local_20050626045.php
Andrew Michael Jones of Bryan recently was inducted into Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society and the Golden Key International Honor Society. Jones is a senior at Texas A&M University majoring in industrial distribution with a minor in Spanish.

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SA KAEO, June 26, (TNA) The world s first wedding ceremony for pygmy cows is to be conducted in the eastern province of Sa Kaeo following the discovery of two of the rare dwarf Brahman cows by local farmers.

St. Petersburg Times, Sat, 25 Jun 2005 10:33 PM PDT
Judy Wilkins: Honorable mention http://www.sptimes.com/2005/06/26/Floridian/Judy_Wilkins__Honorab.shtml
Several years ago when our daughter, Marcia, was graduating from college, she and I planned a two-week trip to Florida from our home state of Indiana to celebrate.

Missoulian, Sat, 25 Jun 2005 10:32 PM PDT
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Swimsuit shopping's a trauma http://www.tallahassee.com/mld/miamiherald/living/fashion/11973501.htm?source=rss&channel=miamiherald_fashion
This week I'm devoting my allotted space to a serious subject of utmost importance. Swimsuit shopping. I sense some eye rolling from male readers. Oh, and I hear snickers, too. Go ahead. Be that way. Maybe you've already heard this seasonal lament from a wife or a girlfriend, and you just don't get it. What's the big deal? Why all the hand-wringing and teeth-gnashing over a yard of cloth?

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'Vicious' bikini-bar bandits found guilty http://www.avpress.com/n/25/0625_s3.hts
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Sports Illustrated, Sat, 25 Jun 2005 8:26 PM PDT
Dixon's tough year continues at RIR http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/rssclick/2005/racing/06/25/bc.car.irlnotebook.ap/index.html?section=si_latest
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -- It was only two years ago that Scott Dixon dominated at Richmond International Raceway on his way to winning the 2003 Indy Racing League championship and setting an IRL record.

Boston Globe, Sun, 26 Jun 2005 1:51 AM PDT
Trying to make a difference for the sake of love http://www.boston.com/news/local/articles/2005/06/26/trying_to_make_a_difference_for_the_sake_of_love?rss_id=Boston+Globe+--+City%2FRegion+News
Tina Boyer was scrambling after her 3-year-old son two weeks ago when she stumbled and fell. It's nothing, the Haverhill mom told herself.

San Francisco Chronicle, Sun, 26 Jun 2005 5:45 AM PDT
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2005/06/26/EDGDKDDDB01.DTL
Editor -- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's media consultant, Bill Whalen, made a surprisingly honest analysis of why the governor's agenda failed to move in the Legislature ("How Arnold can turn the tide," Insight section, June 19). As Whalen pointed out, "Schwarzenegger's reforms won't dramatically alter the California landscape.

Boston Globe, Sat, 25 Jun 2005 11:54 PM PDT
Summer swelter comes close to setting a record http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2005/06/26/summer_swelter_comes_close_to_setting_a_record?rss_id=Boston+Globe+--+City%2FRegion+News
All over Boston yesterday, residents and tourists sweated out what meteorologists had predicted would be a record-breaking, ''sticky and oppressive" day throughout southern New England.

Sunday Life, Sun, 26 Jun 2005 4:06 AM PDT
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House about this Ulster beauty for Big Brother... Big Brother is watching you Orlaith McAllister - but NOT some of your relatives at home in Ulster!

Waterloo Cedar-Falls Courier, Sun, 26 Jun 2005 4:11 AM PDT
2005 iowa state fair grandstand http://www.wcfcourier.com/articles/2005/06/26/pulse/coverstory/doc42bae9a4a2872406219062.txt
Famous names and favorite tunes at the 2005 Iowa State Fair Grandstand will prove once again that the fair is more than fried candy bars and gigantic vegetables.

MSNBC, Sat, 25 Jun 2005 7:59 PM PDT
Autograph hounds swarm Danica before race http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8358741/
RICHMOND, Va. - When Danica Patrick arrived at her hauler in the garage Saturday afternoon, she had four police officers as escorts and well over 100 people waiting for an autograph or just a glimpse at her.

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Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, Sun, 26 Jun 2005 3:18 AM PDT
Summer sees stitches in time http://www.fortwayne.com/mld/journalgazette/living/11965572.htm
T his could go down as the most confused summer of fashion ever. One minute, you’re wearing flip-flops – albeit ones with a wedged heel and rhinestone-studded flowers glued to them – to a nice restaurant.

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Sunday, June 26, 2005 5:21 AM PDT
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Sunday Life, Sun, 26 Jun 2005 3:22 AM PDT
Girl's night out http://www.sundaylife.co.uk/news/story.jsp?story=649800
The newest bar in Belfast, Cafe Vaudeville on Arthur Street, opened its doors last week. A former bank, it has been transformed into a 1920's theme bar, like Café en Seine in Dublin.

Myrtle Beach Online, Sun, 26 Jun 2005 3:12 AM PDT
Celebrity birthdays for June 26-July 2 http://www.myrtlebeachonline.com/mld/myrtlebeachonline/entertainment/11957661.htm
June 26: Singer Billy Davis Jr. of the Fifth Dimension is 65. Musician Mick Jones of The Clash is 50. Singer Chris Isaak is 49. Singer Patty Smyth is 48. Singer Terri Nunn of Berlin is 44. Actor Mark McKinney ("Kids in the Hall") is 43. Singer Harriet Wheeler of The Sundays is 42. Bassist Colin Greenwood of Radiohead is 36. Actor Sean Hayes is 35. Actor Matt Letscher ("Good Morning, Miami") is

The Des Moines Register, Sun, 26 Jun 2005 2:06 AM PDT
Dateline Iowa http://desmoinesregister.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050625/NEWS08/506250323/1010/NEWS08
A Cedar Rapids man was listed in critical condition after diving into the Cedar River in Linn County, police said. Daniel Lee Boubin, 33, was flown to University Hospitals in Iowa City about 1 p.m. Thursday after Linn County sheriff's deputies and other rescue teams were dispatched.

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New Bern Sun Journal, Sat, 25 Jun 2005 9:41 PM PDT
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Auctioneers group honors Walter House The National Auctioneers Association Education Institute has announced that Walter House of House Auction Company, Inc., Marshallberg, has been awarded the designation of "Certified Estate Specialist." To earn the...

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Dennis McCarthy took home economics when he was in high school because he wanted to be in a class with all girls. It just so happened McCarthy picked up a few cooking tips in the class that spurred his love for the culinary arts and he s been an amateur chef ever since.

Herald Standard, Sat, 25 Jun 2005 9:11 PM PDT
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Wells Fargo Bank NA to RSC Development LLC, property in Nicholson Township for $15,000. Carol Iva Cain to Debra A. Goodwin, property in Saltlick Township for $58,300.

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