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...fitness program that gives cardholders access to more than 100 health clubs around the world. The financial services firm is also using Shearson Loeb Rhoades, its Wall Street subsidiary, to promote the gold cards. Shearson-American Express is now launching a financial management account that combines stock and bond trading, banking and credit card transactions. The price of that service is $100 a year, which is automatically charged to the credit card account...
Healy added that his office will prepare a supplementary budget for council approval when the state figures are disclosed Possibilities for the and increase include funding the vacant position, paying off some of the city's bond debts or initiating an emergency fund to lessen the effect of potential future financial difficulties...
...Liverpool on Sunday, in the vast Anglican cathedral, John Paul was as emphatic as he has ever been about Christian ecumenism, linking peace and the desire for unity in a tight bond. "As Christians today strive to be sources of reconciliation in the world," the Pope said, "they feel the need, perhaps more urgently than ever before, to be fully reconciled among themselves. For the sin of disunity among Christians, which has been with us for centuries, weighs heavily on the church." He continued, "The restoration of unity among Christians is one of the main concerns of the church...
...climb. "Boxing wasn't my dream," he says. "It was just a sport to me." To his father it was something more. Gerry enjoys likening the Cooneys to the Corbetts in the old Errol Flynn movie Gentleman Jim, and he approves of the nickname "Gentleman Gerry." Had Ward Bond portrayed the father, that would have been Tony Cooney. But Bond played John L. Sullivan...
...other hand, registration and control of the sprawling market, which in terms of trading activity is many times larger than the stock and bond markets combined, could become an administrative monster. Testifying before the Senate Banking Subcommittee, Anthony Solomon, president of the New York Federal Reserve Bank, conceded that it might be helpful to require banks and brokers to report large-ticket trading transactions in Treasury obligations. But he ruled out as unfeasible a proposal to regulate the "thousands and thousands and thousands" of trades. Mark E. Stalnecker, Deputy Assistant Treasury Secretary for domestic finance, said that the Drysdale case...