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Squeeze hits car loans; Local dealers say funds available for good credit
The era of easy auto loans is skidding to a halt. Mortgages were among the first consumer products to be hit by the credit-market freeze. Now car loans and leases are drying up as dealers, auto-finance companies and other lenders are having trouble finding money to lend to car buyers.

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Fayette lawsuits John R. Cummins vs. Larry Michael Curry for $7,888, etc., claimed due on an account. Jackson Peck et al. vs. Donald Edmonds et al. for an undetermined amount, claimed due for alleged breach of contract.

Pressure on G7 as financial chaos continues
Here is a chronology of the recent global market chaos:

AP Financial NewsBrief at 7:37 a.m. EDT
WASHINGTON (AP) _ Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said Wednesday he expects the economy to improve eventually because of the updated financial bailout package, but there will be a "bump in the road" along the way.

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`Long Bond' Favored as Investors See Waning Inflation (Update2)
Oct. 14 (Bloomberg) -- Bond investors from Tokyo to New York are pushing 30-year Treasury yields to record lows in a bet that the financial market meltdown will turn inflation into deflation.