Word: loaned
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Pells. 50 percent entitlements, SEOGs, CWS, GSLs, NDSLs, ACHE, ACE, SSIG, TRIO--this is the language of education politics, where dozens of lobbying groups joust with congressmen and senators over arcane details of entitlement programs, loan programs, and qualification ceilings...
...billion), inflation galloping at an estimated annual rate of 215%, and a third consecutive year of negative economic growth in 1983, Brazil (pop. about 131 million) is in acute social pain. Foreign bankers granted the country a brief breathing space two weeks ago with a $6.5 billion "jumbo" loan. But the U.S. Commerce Department had earlier added to Brazil's burden by ruling that steel exports to the U.S., which totaled $1.3 billion last year, were unfairly subsidized and thus subject to penalty duties. Further economic blows of that kind could threaten the country's long and gradual...
...billion), the largest U.S. banking company. The firm now operates 947 offices in 40 states. Boasts Wriston: "We do business with one family out of ten in the country." And Citicorp is reaching out for still more accounts. Last month it bought Chicago's ailing First Federal Savings & Loan ($4 billion) and Miami's New Biscayne Federal Savings ($1.9 billion). A year ago Citicorp purchased California's big Fidelity Savings & Loan ($2.9 billion). During the 1960s and '70s, many money-center banks began looking overseas in search of opportunities to expand. But with their books...
Along with the secrecy issue. Shattuck, who also has an M.A. from Cambridge, sees financial and as another major area confronting his office. He sees recent cuts in student loan programs as only one of many examples of students' increased difficulty in obtaining federal funds...
...Orleans-the day after Edwin Edwards was elected to his third four-year term as Governor of Louisiana-the conversation over breakfast at Brennan's turned to campaign debts. In all, Edwards had spent roughly what the U.S. had paid for the Louisiana Purchase. About $4.4 million in loans from contributors remained outstanding. Somebody suggested taking everybody to South America in return for forgiveness of the loan. Somebody else suggested France. Two weeks ago everybody went to France...