AUF WIEDERSEHEN POT; pounds 5.4m Colin tells builder pals: 'Send on my pay'.(News)
Jackpot winner Colin Sampson said Auf Wiedersehen Pet to freezing German building sites - and told his mates: Don't forget to pick up my wages! The pounds 5.4million National Lottery winner joked he was still owed three days pay and asked his pals to put it in the post . As Britain awaits

Publication: The Mirror (London, England)

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)

Clinton to help pals pay Whitewater bills
WASHINGTON President Clinton has promised to help pay the Whitewater-related legal bills of his friends and White House aides "if it's the last thing I ever do." In a television interview Sunday, the president said he felt "terrible" about the expenses run up by dozens of individuals questioned by

Publication: Chicago Sun-Times

Pay them their money down ...(Letter to the editor)
First let me say that I love getting Sing Out! the articles and the CDs are excellent. I'm sending in my membership order form tomorrow to renew. Could you please answer a question for me? I've been playing traditional music and folk songs for about 30 years and I've never encountered a situation

Publication: Sing Out!

Questions for Pal Joey
Our pal Joey, the loveable mascot for Great Things Happen in Greater St. Joseph, has got some important questions to answer - including one about its aspiration to become a certified trademark. More about that in a moment. We are more interested right now with the Great Things Happen board's

Publication: St. Joseph News-Press

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