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Chesapeake Energy Corp. announced Friday that it would slash what it pays its board of directors by about 20 percent and no longer allow them to use the company's fractionally owned aircraft for personal travel. The announcement comes just one day after the administrator for several New York City pension funds urged shareholders to withhold their votes for Chesapeake board members Richard K. Davidson, former Union Pacific chairman and CEO, and Oklahoma State University President V. Burns Hargis in protest of the company's ongoing governance issues.
The median pay for non-employee directors at Fortune 500 companies climbed 7.2 percent to $173,600 in 2007, according to analysis by Equilar, an executive compensation data and consulting firm.
Regions Financial Corp.'s second- quarter profits fell short of expectations as the Birmingham, Ala.-based company slashed its dividend and boosted its reserve for possible loan losses. The parent of Regions Bank - which has 62 offices in the Memphis area - and Memphis-based Morgan Keegan & Co. earned $206.4 million, or 30 cents a share, in the three months ended June 30. A year earlier, the figures were $453.3 million, or 48 cents a share.
East Allegheny School District`s board of directors has cut $150,000 in planned 2011-12 spending since it gave a preliminary budget approval last month. However, district officials said after Monday`s workshop they`re unsure about what to expect in state funding as the board prepares for final action on the spending plan next week.
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Kevin Woodhouse, the athletic director at South Portland High School, has his Christmas vacation week all planned out. No, he's not heading to some warmer climate for much-needed relaxation. He's going to spend it at his desk in his office plotting next year's athletic budget in South Portland.
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School Administrative District 61's board of directors voted Thursday to cut its proposed budget by $75,000 by eliminating a first-grade teaching position and starting to charge nonprofit groups to use its facilities. The vote marks the third time the board has approved a budget for the 2011-2012 fiscal year, which started July 1.
PHILADELPHIA - A nurse admitted he cut body parts from 244 corpses and helped forge paperwork so the parts, some of them diseased, could be used in unsuspecting patients. Authorities say nurse Lee Cruceta was the lead cutter in a group that trafficked in more than 1,000 stolen body parts for the lucrative transplant market.
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