Word: lende
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...sport, however, he committed himself to a time consuming role at poolside. This year Hugon and another former swimmer, Lorren Elkins '81--who toiled mostly alone last year--bolstered the managerial corps with several energetic freshmen and two graduate managers, Steve Boucher and Tom Morton, both of whom lend experience to the staff after previous tours of duty with squads at Yale and Michigan State...
...Congressmen. Reagan is proposing to chop only some $100 million out of FHA's 1982 outlays, but by reducing commitments for grants and loans to build water and sewage systems in small towns, future savings would grow substantially. The agency's most personal service has been to lend farmers who cannot get conventional loans the money they need to plant their crops, buy land or recover from adverse weather conditions. The Reagan Administration contends that other federal programs not aimed specifically at farmers cover some of the same needs...
Cutting back on FHA will not help that old rural dream. Rick Happel, Derold's 22-year-old son, applied for an FHA loan last summer to buy some land of his own. He was turned down because the agency has no more money to lend. "A guy like me," he fretted last week, "might never be able to own land...
...hold $650 billion in long-term mortgages, nearly three-fourths of the U.S. total. But about one-third of those were written within the past decade at interest rates of 8¾% or less. Moreover, during the past two years the costs to the thrifts of acquiring money to lend has risen dramatically. These two factors have combined to create a terrible squeeze on earnings. In May 1980, S and Ls as a group paid out more in interest rates on deposits than they got back in the form of income from mortgages and other investments. Later in 1980, they...
WHAT TESS needs is an introduction by Alistair Cooke. He'd lend Roman Polanski's lush adaption of Thomas Hardy's Tess of the D'Urbervilles an appropriately ceremonious mood, sitting in his studio library, staring down his Coriolanian proboscis and solemnly intoning "Fate deals the cards with the deck stacked against you...and you must play out your hand. Fate moves you like a pawn across the chessboard of life. Fate..." In Polanski's hands, Hardy's tragedy is like an extravagantly produced episode of Masterpiece Theater, the sauntering tale of a country lass victimized by forces beyond...