The Palestinian Authority is the biggest employer in those territories, and for the last two months it has been able to make its payroll only because of emergency foreign donations.
The system filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in early July 2005, when it appeared, according to court papers filed by hospital creditors, that it would be unable to make its payroll.
A small community hospital in Brooklyn is running out of cash and fears it will not be able to make its payroll or pay its vendors by September without a state bailout, the hospital's administrators said this week.
They also told state officials that the company had not been able to make its payroll that week.
The station, she added, could no longer afford to make its payroll and was laying off employees to pay its transmitter rent and to avoid being forced to sell its broadcast license.
The company prepaid its taxes, which allowed the city to make its payroll and other payments, and paid for dump trucks and tractors that were used to remove rubble and clear spaces.
Should Common Cents fail to make its payroll and close, 721 city schools, public and private, will lose one of the nation's most innovative service programs for elementary school children.
"The press is now discussing the Dodgers' ability to make its payroll at the end of May," said a letter, written by a lawyer for McCourt that was quoted by Bloomberg News.
A few days after receiving a $6 million state loan to make its payroll, St . Vincents Hospital Manhattan is making contingency plans to close if it does not get another bailout, according to people who attended an emergency meeting about the hospital on Friday.
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