Word: chases
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...consumer confidence in banking and sparked demands that all deposit-taking institutions be federally insured. Most of all, Maryland's crisis raised doubts about the overall health of the savings and loan industry, which is attempting to recover from a six-year slump. Said Willard Butcher, chairman of Chase Manhattan Bank: "We have the potential for a very serious thrift crisis in this country...
...close their doors. In case they need state help in the meantime, the legislators authorized a $100 million bond issue. To reduce Maryland's potential loss in rehabilitating the Old Court and Merritt thrifts, the state began negotiating their sale to such institutions as New York's Citicorp and Chase Manhattan...
...most honored senior painter in France -- indeed the most important French visual artist of any kind to emerge since World War II. In the past two decades alone, his oeuvre had filled eight full-scale museum retrospectives and countless one-man shows from Chicago to Paris. Large corporations like Chase Manhattan saw him as a wild pet laden with status, and commissioned huge, dull sculptures from him for their plazas. His fiercely polemical essays, long-winded but dense with aphorism, were collected in two thick volumes. (Nobody has written more eloquently in defense of illiteracy than Dubuffet; in this...
Three men were arrested in Belmont early yesterday morning after they robbed the Greenhouse Cafe of $2000 and led police officers from three local forces on a high-speed chase...
...proud that it mobilized students in solidarity with Blacks in South Africa to chase Hoppenstein off campus. Keep the Butchers on the Run! The University is now trying to revive its own thought police--the Committee on Rights and Responsibility. Students and faculty must boycott this campus...