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• NEW ORLEANS REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

  NOLA Live - Found 10 hours ago S. Tonti St. 6213. Carmen Garcia Moore and William Tyler Moore to Derek Peter Edwards and Mona Hope Edwards, $275,000. State St. 920. Lourdes...

• Man shoots self at Willows home

  Willows Journal - Found Nov. 21, 2008 Friends and family members stood anxiously outside the home after the shooting, including an inconsolable 16-yearold Carmen Garcia.

• Personal Finance: Beware promise of easy fixes for big debts

  Sacramento Bee - Found Nov. 2, 2008 Even with a full-time job, Carmen Garcia had piled up a modest mountain of credit card debt. Her Target store card was brimming every month.

• Beware promise of easy fixes for big debts

  Sun Herald - Found Nov. 3, 2008 Even with a full-time job, Carmen Garcia had piled up a modest mountain of credit card debt. Her Target store card was brimming every month.

• Personal Finance: Beware promise of easy fixes for big debts

  Macro World Investor - Found Nov. 2, 2008 Nov. 2--Even with a full-time job, Carmen Garcia had piled up a modest mountain of credit card debt.

• J. Guadalupe Garcia

  Visalia Times-Delta - Found Nov. 14, 2008 Rita & husband Rudolfo Sanchez of Exeter. Sisters: Carmen Garcia of Mexico; Rosario Garcia of Mexico; Teresa Garcia of Mexico;

• Carmen Garza

  Tyler Morning Telegraph - Found Nov. 13, 2008 ... daughters, Maria Del Carmen Garcia, Grand Prairie, Juanita Vargas, Dora Viramontes, Esther Tidwell, Deanira Garza and Patricia Manriquez, all...

• Downturn means less money for immigrants to send home

  Fremont Argus - Found Nov. 4, 2008 Fremont resident Carmen Garcia, 49, works full time as a house cleaner.

• Giving all that they have

  The Tidings - Found Nov. 1, 2008 Parish secretary Carmen Garcia has been offered other jobs, but she has remained in the parish office for the last 16 years because 'I love it...

• Beware promise of easy fixes for big debts

  Island Packet - Found Nov. 3, 2008 Even with a full-time job, Carmen Garcia had piled up a modest mountain of credit card debt. Her Target store card was brimming every month.