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Treasury bills mixed in weekly auction (AP via Yahoo! News) - Interest rates on short-term Treasury bills were mixed in Tuesday's auction, with three-month bills rising to the highest level in six weeks while rates on six-month bills were unchanged from last week.

Bills left with hope for '07 (CBS Sportsline) - The cover of Ralph Wilson's annual Christmas card was funnier than usual this holiday season. Fitting, too. With a Santa Claus hat perched on his head, the 88-year-old Buffalo Bills owner was pictured sitting alongside his wife, Mary, pumping iron in the team's weight room above the caption: 'Building for 2007.'

China c.bank to sell up to 80 bln yuan bills (Reuters via Yahoo! Asia News) - SHANGHAI, Jan 3 (Reuters) - China's central bank will sell up to 80 billion yuan ($10.3 billion) of one-year bills in its regular open market operation on Thursday at a yield of 2.7961 percent, the bank said in a statement seen on Wednesday.

Bills End Season With Bad Taste of Rebuilding (CBS 5 News Syracuse) - After another season of not making the playoffs, the Buffalo Bills are entering another off-season rebuilding project. And that's not sitting well with some of the team's veterans.

Heating bills may increase next winter (The Derrick) - BILLS MAY GO UP BY $7 A MONTH FOR THE TYPICAL RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER. While natural gas consumers may be basking in unseasonably warm weather and delightfully lower home heating bills, they may face a reversal of fortunes next winter.

Reyes, Mendiola lead senators with most bills passed (Saipan Tribune) - Senate Vice President Pete P. Reyes wrote more than a third of all the laws proposed by the 15th Senate. But Senate President Joseph M. Mendiola was just as successful in getting his bills passed and signed into law.

New Bills Deal With S.C. Restaurants' Heart Health Responsibilities (ABC News 4) - Columbia, SC (AP) - At least two bills up for the debate this year address South Carolina restaurants' responsibilities in their customers' waist lines.

Internet makes it easy to follow legislation bills you care about (Park Rapids Enterprise) - Don Davis, Forum Communications Co. Published Tuesday, January 02, 2007 Minnesota legislators considered 8,045 bills in their last two-year session. Keeping up is a daunting task for a lawmaker, with staff to help out.

Property tax bills rising across state (Boston Globe) - Massachusetts property owners will again see substantial increases in their property tax bills this year, even as home sales have cooled.

Energy bills got you down? (Montana Standard) - The simplest way to save money on winter heat bills is to turn down your thermostat. A setting of 68 degrees during the day is both comfortable and economical.