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U.S. News // 1 decade ago

Missouri rodeo clown banned for Obama mask flap

A rodeo clown Monday was banned from working Missouri's State Fair for wearing a Barack Obama mask and asking the crowd if it wanted to see a bull run over him.

Business News // 1 decade ago

Unpaid bills and utility cutoffs increase

Utility companies across the United States are more often turning power off to customers who cannot pay bills, industry figures show.

Top News // 1 decade ago

Millions in U.S. face energy shutoff

Large numbers of Americans face the prospect of energy shutoffs during the coming months because of rising energy prices and stagnant wages, officials said.

Entertainment News // 1 decade ago

'Doctor' claims dance show rip-off

A man who bills himself as "The Dance Doctor" is suing Fox TV in Los Angeles, claiming the network ripped off his idea for "So You Think You Can Dance."

Odd News // 1 decade ago

Watercooler Stories

Massive mosque planned for London... Middle class applying for energy aid... O.C. parents urged to buy $1,500 laptops... More considering gifts involving saving... Watercooler stories from UPI.

Business News // 1 decade ago

Middle class applying for energy aid

Middle-class people from the suburbs of New York are seeking government help for high heating bills -- and getting turned down.

Science News // 1 decade ago

Cleveland Clinic docs vote to ban Natrecor

Cleveland Clinic heart doctors have voted unanimously to severely curtail or even ban the clinic's use of Johnson & Johnson drug Natrecor.

Science News // 1 decade ago

Heart drug may increase risk of death

A team of cardiologists said Tuesday their analysis of data on the medication Natrecor obtained from the manufacturer suggests it could be placing heart-failure patients at an increased risk of death.

Top News // 2 decades ago

Poor to get less help with heating bills

Low-income residents who apply for state help to pay their heating bills this winter will get less money than last year, reports Stateline.org.

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With a record number of families already struggling to pay their home energy bills, states are seeking more federal money to cover the rising cost of fuel this winter
States warn of home heating crisis Sep 24, 2008

It's hitting people in the suburbs with two cars and two kids
Unpaid bills and utility cutoffs increase Jun 24, 2008

Based on discussions with major utility companies around the country, we will see record numbers of families facing shutoffs
Millions in U.S. face energy shutoff Apr 25, 2008

We have more people applying for help, and more of them are in a higher income group than we've seen before
Watercooler Stories Nov 28, 2005

We have more people applying for help, and more of them are in a higher income group than we've seen before
Middle class applying for energy aid Nov 27, 2005