July 18, 2000 Daily Bankruptcy News

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Global Tissue Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection Japan: Sogo Could Be Sold To US Equity Fund Japan Hit By Second Major Bankruptcy Within A Week ____________ Cambridge Sells Assets, Shifts Focus To Completing Bankruptcy Proceedings Paging Network: Arch Communications Still On Track To Merge With Paging Network Hong Kong: Record Number of Individual Bankruptcies The Tobacco Tar Pit Protecting Assets From Brokerage Bankruptcy InTown Management Group Blames HUD For Bankruptcy Bankruptcy Court Demands That Baseball Team Prove It Has Paid Taxes	Careful, The Judge May Be Packing Heat Workers At Bankrupt Plant Threaten To Poison Town Bankruptcy Reform - Special Interests: Bankruptcy Reform: Why A Senator Is Trying To Exempt Bad Check Collection Practices From The FDCPA Check Debt Collection Exclusion Questioned __________ Governor Fife Symington Bankruptcy Trial Resumes Fife Symington Trial Baan May File Bankruptcy Long Term Care Providers Choking American Pad & Paper Co. - American Pad & Paper Signs Letter of Intent for Sale of Williamhouse Division	New Bankruptcy Opinions (2 new opinions today) Dotcoms: Ailing Dotcoms Infect Business Partners Shipwreck of a Dotcom Disney Vows Not To Share Toysmart Data Bankrupt Dotcoms: A Web of Broken Promises DrKoop.com To File Bankruptcy? Sale of Confidential Consumer Data: Online Privacy, You're Not Worth As Much As You Think ___________ Richard Poulos, Former Bankruptcy Judge, Passes Away AgriBioTech bankruptcy sales should produce $50 million GST Adjusts Dates for Open Auction of Assets Bankruptcy Court Approves Sale of Shares By Pixelon