Word: alan
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Savings Outflow. In consequence, says Economist Alan Greenspan, "we are in for a massive hemorrhaging of [funds from] the thrift institutions," as depositors shift their money into higher-yielding investments. This process is known as "disintermediation," and there are some signs that it already has begun. The U.S. Savings and Loan League estimates that in April S and Ls suffered a savings outflow of $350 million, v. a net inflow of $831 million in April 1973. Ultimately, the process could bring home construction to a virtual standstill by drying up mortgage money, and could threaten the solvency of the thrift...
...ALAN H. EBENSTEIN...
Since Gothard's impact is just starting to be felt in liberal churches, most criticisms till now have been raised by Evangelicals. Wheaton Bible Professor Alan Johnson protests that Gothard's docile acceptance of life "takes the sting out of evil and even transforms it into a good." Johnson's colleague Gordon Fee thinks that Gothard's approach to Bible interpretation is simpleminded. "You cannot just stamp the 1st century culture onto the 20th century and say it is the divine order," says...
Stowell had good reason to be happy with his 440 squad. Mike Horton, Fred Nance, Alan Boyer and VPW combined for a perfect 41.7 time and snapped the old school record by .5 seconds...
...fight of the day was between Wilbur "Cool Breeze" McClarnon of Lowell and Alan Bozer of Adams. The "Cool Breeze" blew away Bozer's first round effort. Coming back, Bozer scored a knockdown in the second round which took the wind out of McClarnon's attack...