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Observant Lamont patrons often notice that many books have a strip on the cover for bar codes and expect to use them instead of filling out a card. Unfortunately, very few staff members at Lamont have light pens in their index fingers. FAS started to bar-code some Lamont books several years ago, but at the last moment decided to postpone installing the computers and putting the system on-line...
...seized S&Ls and their assets. Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan warned Congress last week that the Persian Gulf crisis has "introduced new and substantial risks" to the economy. Washington's latest measures of economic activity showed just how gloomy the outlook has become, as the Consumer Price Index rose 0.8% in August, equivalent to an annual rate...
...during the past month, but at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange he's known as "Mr. Bonus." Yearly bonuses at the Merc are keyed to the number of broker transactions, and the 1990 figures were looking grim -- until the invasion of Kuwait stirred up huge action in Eurodollars and stock-index futures...
...master of this brightly colored universe -- or at least I'm supposed to be. By pointing my index finger and cocking my thumb, I can swoop down among the skyscrapers. I can wheel by the Space Needle, close enough to hear the clatter of silverware in its restaurant. I can dive beneath the deep- blue surface of the sound, go swimming with the whale and bask in the staccato chatter of its birdlike mating call...
...industrial average fell 93.31 points Monday, then recovered a bit, but closed the week at 2716.58, down a total of 93.07. As recently as July 16, the Dow had climbed to an all- time high of 2999.75. In Japan, which is almost wholly dependent on foreign oil, the Nikkei Index of 225 stocks closed Friday at 27,329.55, down 7.4% for the week and 11.4% since Iraq invaded Kuwait...