Barnes gallery could be duplicated, witness says

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The testimony in Montgomery County Orphans' Court revealed that the Barnes Foundation's revered art gallery in Lower Merion could be duplicated precisely inside a larger Center City facility costing $100 million. The Pew Charitable Trusts and the Lenfest and Annenberg Foundations have promised to help raise $150 million for the Barnes to build a new facility downtown and establish a $50 million endowment.

Facilities & equipment, Educational, religious, etc. trusts, Educational, Religious, Charitable Trusts, Grantmaking Foundations, Buildings and facilities, Charitable trusts

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Expert: Barnes' funding plan doable

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The annual fund-raising goal in the Barnes Foundation's plan to move its art gallery from Lower Merion to Center City is found to be a workable option. John Callahan, a New Hampshire-based consultant to nonprofit groups, has assured Montgomery Country Orphans' Court that the piece of the Barnes' plan to raise $4.25 million a year can be accomplished.

Strategy & planning, Civic and Social Organizations, Social services, not elsewhere classified, Fund Raising Agencies, Planning, Fund raising, Company business planning

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1.8% cut planned in Peco' 01 bills

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Peco Energy Co., which is planning to issue $1 billion in bonds, has announced it will reduce customer charges by $60 million in 2001. The cost cutting measures, which will average 1.8% for business and residential customers, received approval for the bond issuance from the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission.

Electric Utilities, Electric Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution, Electric services, PECO Energy Co., PE

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