Word: bonds
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...YORK: Same as it ever was ? when there's mediocre news in the job market, Wall Street cheers. This morning's unemployment figures from the Labor Department drove the bond market up and made investors ever more exuberant. "Just when we thought it couldn't get any better, by God it did," gushed Robert Froehlich of Kemper Funds. Why the excitement? The jobless rate stayed steady at 4.9 percent, when most analysts had been forecasting a fall. No new jobs, of course, means less wage inflation, and a nicely tepid economy for all. Money Daily has the details...
However, the fact that many in the class of 40 are not heterosexual creates a common bond, students...
Lobbyists argued that the cap unfairly disadvantaged private institutions, because the 1986 law did not cap public institutions' borrowing. Moreover, a 1996 National Science Foundation study found that scientific research across the nation suffered because of inadequate space and ill-maintained buildings due in part to the bond...
Emory planned to issue $13.2 million in bonds this summer to build a Vaccine Research Center. When officials learned that Congress was debating repealing the bond cap, Emory postponed its issue...
...former schoolteacher in Virginia, Maryland and Guam with a lifelong love of flying, who earned her pilot's license in 1981. Today Andes hops around the Mariana Islands in the Pacific at the controls of a Cherokee-6 commuter plane for Guam-based Freedom Air. Then there is June Bond, 72, a retired music teacher and an experienced bookkeeper who puts in 40-hour weeks in the accounting department of the Rosicrucian Museum in San Jose, Calif. "I want to be part of the world and not part of some pity party," Bond says...