Word: loaned
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Massachusetts Association represents its member institutions on issues that are common to all of them, like loan reauthorizations, scholarship monies and research grants...
...only company in the U.S. that's unaffected by inflation? People fly into a paroxysm when their postage goes up, and they see it as a sign of inefficiency. I guess a quarter to 29 cents is a lot easier to understand than a $500 billion savings and loan bailout. I am just amazed. Everything else goes up. Postal rates will go up. But people have every right to expect that they ((the rates)) should go up at less than the rate of inflation and relatively infrequently. Certainly this increase in February doesn't reflect that philosophy...
...office glut is in some ways just another broken leg of the savings and loan crisis. Many thrifts went bust by tossing money into high-rises that never should have been built in the first place. As a result, few analysts expect a rebound soon. In the suburbs of Chicago, a virtual shutdown of new construction since 1989 has failed to budge the vacancy rate, now between 15% and 20%. "When will lenders lend again?" wonders Hugh Kelly, an economist and real estate consultant. "For some major markets, vacancy rates will have to fall well below 10% before the money...
...worries that formerly reliable customers may be unable to reply loans are forcing even the healthiest of banks to revise their management strategies. Cambridgeport Bank started building up a huge reserve against possible future loan losses when the Massachusetts credit crunch began, Keegan said...
...Palestinian cause. To King Hussein, any show of disapprobation for Iraq, or endorsement of Allied resolve to liberate Kuwait, would agitate his predomonantly Palestinian subjects and would probably lead to his downfall. To Ali Saleh, president of Yemen, Iraq's annexation of Kuwait would annull the generous low-interest loan of $87 million made to his country by the Kuwaiti Fund for Arab Economic Development. Whither the brotherly concern for Kuwait...