DR MIRIAM: I NEED PAL TO PAY ME BACK.(Features)
Byline: Miriam Stoppard MY friend is always borrowing money and owes me quite a lot. She borrowed to buy Christmas presents. She doesn't earn much and had nephews and nieces to buy for, and I found it hard to refuse. But now I want the money back. How can I do this without hurting or upsetting her?

Publication: The Mirror (London, England)

Turbulent times for PAL: Flag carrier seen headed for rough weather
Filipino Express, The 06-21-1998 Turbulent times for PAL: Flag carrier seen headed for rough weather with planned downsizing Philippine Airlines (PAL), strapped for cash and reeling from a pilots' strike, is heading for rough weather if it carries out plans to downsize, industry experts said on

Publication: Filipino Express, The

OLLIE... THE BEER DEPARTED; Stars and his drinking pals raise a last glass at wake of movie hellraiser.(News)
THE only thing Ollie Reed would have hated about his wake was not being able to be first to the bar to get a round of drinks. But even hell-raising Ollie might have paled at the prospect of buying one for everybody who wanted to see him off yesterday. Down at his favourite pub, O'Brien's, they took

Publication: The People (London, England)

Cash for work projects generates income for poor Afghans
Cash for work projects generates income for poor Afghans KABUL, Jan. 13 (Xinhua) -- In a dark room on the first floor of a tumbling two-story building in east Kabul, 16 Afghan women, whose ages ranging from 20 to 55, worked at sewing machines on Monday morning, stitching up women's dresses and

Publication: Xinhua News Agency

XTRAORDINARY; Cash Street KIDS.(Features)
It might seem a bit sour - or even sour grapes - to suggest that Mr and Mrs Kern of London and Florida are a mite obsessed with money. But they sure weren't kidding when they named their son CASH. The sort of lolly this tot went loopy for ain't the type you find in the tuck shop. For in no time at

Publication: Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)

White House Defends Return To Appointees' Cash Bonuses - New York Times
The White House today defended its decision to authorize cash bonuses for political appointees, as Democrats in Congress condemned the policy shift as ''a slap in the face'' to hundreds of thousands of career civil servants. The Democrats, reeling from their electoral losses last month, seized on

Publication: The New York Times