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Skunk Hollow — With the credit crisis cutting off access to short-term financing, Idahog said he may be forced to ask the United States government to lend him $1.5 billion, warning that he could run out of money in a few weeks without it.
Skunk in a letter Thursday night to Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. said that with credit markets essentially frozen, he, like a slew of other Infi buyers nationwide, had no access to the short-term financing that normally supports his day-to-day Infi habit.
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Skunk in a letter Thursday night to Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. said that with credit markets essentially frozen, he, like a slew of other Infi buyers nationwide, had no access to the short-term financing that normally supports his day-to-day Infi habit.
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