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Around The NFL: Bills owner tries to enlist some help (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) - Bills owner Ralph C. Wilson Jr. continues to drum up political support against the NFL's economic system, though politicians have little or no impact on the issue.

Police: Counterfeit bills floating around Benton (Benton Courier) - Benton police advise local businesses to be aware of counterfeit bills. Since August, Detective Patrick Baker said, police have received 14 reports of counterfeit bills.

Missing Bryant water bills delivered (Benton Courier) - It seems the check really was in the mail. A ”large number“ of water bills payments mailed to the City of Bryant found their way to the city's offices - 15 days later.

Tougher sex offender bills await governor's signature (Benton Courier) - LITTLE ROCK - Convicted sex offenders will face tougher sentences and stricter monitoring under two bills passed by the Legislature in a special session this week.

Unpaid bills piling up for bottling company (The Olympian) - All American Bottled Water Corp. has accumulated more than $3.6 million in unpaid bills since it acquired the Olympia brewery two years ago, records show.

Bills could go big with Bunkley (The Buffalo News) - The Buffalo Bills recognize the need to go for big men in the NFL Draft, and the evidence is pointing toward Florida State defensive tackle Brodrick Bunkley as their likeliest first-round pick.

Blair's wife criticized for hairstyling bills (The Buffalo News) - LONDON (AP) - Prime Minister Tony Blair's Labor Party spent $13,700 on hairstyling bills for his wife, Cherie, during last year's monthlong general election campaign, a newspaper reported Friday.

County's spring property-tax bills due May 19 (Perry County News) - TELL CITY - Annual property-tax bills should begin hitting the mailboxes of Perry Countians early next week and taxpayers opening their mailboxes will notice several changes to this year's forms. They'll also have a few extra days to pay their spring installments.

Pakistani c.bank buys 14 bln rupees of T-bills (Reuters via Yahoo! Asia News) - KARACHI, April 22 (Reuters) - Pakistan's central bank bought back 14 billion rupees ($233.37 million) of Treasury bills on Saturday in a one-week reverse repo at 8.72 percent to inject liquidity into a tight market.

Heat Hold Off Pesky Bills in Game 1 (AP via Yahoo! News) - The Chicago Bulls wouldn't go away, but the Miami Heat still got the victory.