Word: loaned
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1980-1989
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...Meese's request, Smith last week asked a select panel of three senior federal judges to appoint a special prosecutor with a wide latitude to look into charges that Meese was helped financially by people who later got federal jobs, failed to report one loan and a stock purchase, got special treatment in shifting his Army Reserve status and knew more than he has admitted about documents from the 1980 Carter campaign that ended up in his own files. The prosecutor is expected to be named this week. Even if the investigation is completed within six months and Meese...
...been the most eligible carpetbagger in the National Football League since franchise free agency was tested in court by the Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders three years ago. Romanced by Phoenix, Jacksonville, Memphis and New York, Irsay finally succumbed to a domed stadium, an inexpensive practice facility and a cheap loan...
...that it will put in place an economic adjustment program to cut government spending and curb its 400% inflation rate. As soon as Argentina and the IMF sign a preliminary agreement, which may take a month, the U.S. Treasury will give Argentina a short-term $300 million loan; it will be used to repay the four other Latin American countries that took part in the bailout. The IMF'S executive board will then examine the Argentine economic plan. If it approves the program, new loans will be authorized, and the U.S. Treasury will get its money back...
...banking community, it was a close call. Argentina's largest private creditors are several New York banks, including Manufacturers Hanover ($1.3 billion on loan), Citicorp ($1.1 billion) and Chase Manhattan ($775 million). According to estimates by the Keefe, Bruyette & Woods investment firm, the missed payments on Argentine loans could have cut Manufacturers Hanover's expected earnings in the first quarter 28%, while Chase would have suffered a 12% decline and Citicorp a 7% dip. Many smaller banks outside New York would also have felt the pinch. Crocker National of San Francisco ($440 million on loan) faced an estimated...
...talks went nowhere until Jesuús Silva Herzog, Mexico's Finance Secretary, suddenly suggested a multinational loan for Argentina. Everyone liked the idea, and by the time the Punta del Este conference broke up on Wednesday, the U.S. Treasury was taking the lead in hammering out the details of a rescue plan. For the next 48 hours, negotiators and financial technicians worked almost round the clock in both Buenos Aires and Washington. Representatives of Mexico, Brazil, Venezuela and Colombia joined in by telephone...