Word: loaned
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...where prime acreage is controlled by a city councilman named Robert Raizk. Downtown's economy has been so precarious that local bankers wouldn't risk the money to turn a warehouse into Main Street's first upscale restaurant; a businessman in town had to come through with a private loan. New shops and a bookstore with its own cappuccino bar have moved in, but the bar and grill in Main Street's only hotel recently went belly-up, and the U.S. Postal Service, despite local opposition, is abandoning its grand downtown building for a big, automated facility on the strip...
Take Sergio Jaramillo, the owner of the Liberty Loan Co., one of the larger combination jewelry store/pawn shops in the city, which is a half hour from Cambridge...
...students eligible for aid, the College gives a combined job and loan offer around $6,000 to $7,000. Any remaining financial need is met through a combination of outside scholarships, federal grants and University scholarship funds. This year, those scholarships averaged $15,400 per aid recipient...
...passed by July 1998, the state bill would be a companion to the federal student loan tax cut that Congress passed as part of Clinton's education package last year...
...encourage more bold acts. Indeed, the ink hadn't dried on this page when giant Yamaichi Securities said it too would liquidate--and regulators pledged cash to protect the firm's clients. Japan's financial system has some $500 billion of uncollectible debt--reminiscent of the savings-and-loan mess in the U.S. a decade ago. America's taxpayer-financed bailout was painful, costing more than $300 billion. But once lenders were healthy again, they sowed seeds for today's miracle economy. Until Japan goes through something like that, it won't get much of a recovery...