Word: columbus
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Vellucci noted that he had made a similar offer to the Crimson once before, "when some people from Yale said that [Italian explorer] Christopher Columbus had not discovered America...
...Reilly, 54, of Norwich, Conn., and George A. Fulcher, 60, Auxiliary Bishop of Columbus...
...percentage of adults in America who have gone into the job market" in the past decade or so. (Participation in the labor force has actually risen rather modestly, from about 60% to 64.3%, since 1960.) "In my own view," Reagan told a gathering of veterans in Republican-dominated Columbus, "the cause [of the present unemployment] is one and one only: inflation. We brought inflation down and interest rates are following. We intend to stay on this course." At a signing ceremony in Long Beach, Calif., on Friday for a bill that the Administration says will create new jobs by encouraging...
Many economists cautiously predict that rates will keep dropping on into 1983. Yet other experts, like Richard Zambell, chief economist of the BancOhio National Bank in Columbus, expect that the current rapid growth of the U.S. money supply (an annual rate of 14.8% in the past month) will force the Federal Reserve Board to tighten credit. Argues Zambell: "To prevent a return to double-digit inflation, the Fed will have to push interest rates sharply higher by year...
...started out like a routine call. Police in Columbus received a tip that a man was loitering outside a north-side town house. When the officers arrived, the intruder was inside with a ski mask and an array of burglary tools. Arrested was an improbable suspect: Dr. Edward Jackson, 38, a prominent local internist. The case be came even more improbable after the police searched Jackson's car. There they found a long list of rape victims, leading them to believe that Jackson was the "Grandville rapist," suspected of nearly 100 assaults in that affluent neighbor hood. Last week...