Word: depositer
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...consumers' savings spread out spottily across the nation from New York, increasing in complexity as it grew. Most big Manhattan commercial banks lifted their rates from 4¼% to 4½% on certificates of deposit-the most popular form of time deposit. They also began offering a wider variety of minimum denominations (generally $1,000 to $2,500) and time limits (six to twelve months) to broaden the appeal of C.D.s from corporations to individuals...
...Removal of less frequently used materials to a proposed extension of the New England Deposit Library in Boston...
Widener faced the same situation in the 1930's. De Gennaro said. At that time, a similar study recommended the construction of new libraries. Houghton Library was built in 1942, the New England Deposit Library in 1943, and Lamont Library...
That study also recognized the problem would reappear. (The library doubles in size every 17 years.) Thus, when the Deposit Library was blueprinted, enough land was purchased to allow for five extensions...
...turned enmity to friendship with a loan. He created a Parliament to share his power and refused to veto its actions even when he disapproved of them. With $700 million a year in oil income, Kuwait became one of the world's major financial powers; its millions on deposit in London are a principal prop for the hard-pressed British pound. While his people enjoyed free education, medical care and telephone service plus air-conditioned homes for as little as $1.40 a month, Abdullah lived in a mud-walled house, dressed and ate simply. On his deathbed, too weak...