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Bills Team Report (SportingNews.com) - The Bills have contended that wide receiver is not a major need, but don't rule it out entirely. The...

Having Trouble Keeping Track of Your Medical Bills? (Palladium Times) - (ARA) - Does someone in your family have a chronic medical condition, or suffer from some other ailment that requires multiple visits to the doctor? If so, you're probably overwhelmed by medical bills.

Handling big medical bills if you have no insurance (Los Angeles Times) - Dear Liz: I am dealing with huge medical bills — from the hospital, doctors, labs and pharmacies — because of a recent illness.

Health Bills Stalled as Lawmakers Wind Down (Washington Post) - Maryland lawmakers head into the homestretch of their 90-day session today without a deal on two major health-care issues: the future of the financially troubled Prince George's Hospital Center and a major expansion of health care for the poor.

How to get customers to pay bills on time (The Record) - NEW YORK -- Getting slow-poke customers to pay their bills on time can be a vexing problem for a small-business owner. Besides creating cash flow issues, late payments can be a time and energy waster if it takes phone calls and e-mails to get a customer to finally send a check.

Overdue Brown County property tax bills have bright side (Green Bay Press-Gazette) - Brown County property owners are delinquent in paying more than $14 million in real estate tax and special-assessment bills from 2002 through 2006.

Beebe Considering Vetoing Some Bills (The Morning News) - LITTLE ROCK -- Gov. Mike Beebe said Friday he may veto some of the bills passed by the state Legislature this session.

Lawmakers eye crucial bills at halfway point (Reno Gazette-Journal) - From increasing penalties for graffiti vandalism to school funding to a proposed baseball stadium in Sparks and issues of eminent domain, local governments are watching numerous bills at the halfway point of the Nevada Legislature.

Big Island Electric Bills will Increase (KGMB 9 Honolulu) - Electric bills for customers on the Big Island are going up. The nearly eight-percent "tiered rate" structure was approved for customers of Hawaii Electric Light Company. The new rates went into effect Thursday.

Up-front payment terms, deposits can abate late bills (The Star-Ledger) - Getting slow-poke customers to pay their bills on time -- or reasonably on time -- can be vexing for small-business owners. Besides creating cash-flow issues, late payments can be a time and energy waster if they take phone calls and e-mails to get a customer to finally send a check.