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Philadelphia is looking for an angel like Cole. As part of a Save the Bulletin campaign, one local advertiser has pledged to keep supporting the paper, and Mayor William Green is prepared to offer prospective buyers tax breaks and low-interest loans through the city's Industrial Development Corporation. But because of the Bulletin's operating losses and severance obligations ($12.5 million), few believe that a purchaser will step forward. During a newsroom meeting last week, a sports writer put a tough question to Executive Editor Craig Ammerman and Publisher N.S. ("Buddy") Hayden: "What should I tell...
...Deschanel's saga of a runaway boy-have yet to be seen. The Chase Manhattan Bank, which had lent millions to Coppola, cut off the funding. Staff salaries were met with the help of Paramount Pictures, which bought one of Zoetrope's scripts and offered Coppola a low-interest loan. Paramount also secured the distribution rights to One from the Heart...
...Social Security. Their common element is that they provide eligible recipients with guaranteed benefits. Once a citizen meets certain standards-falling below a specified income level, losing a job, simply turning 65 in th case of Social Security-he or she qualifies for a pension, a fre meal, a low-interest college loan or whatever it is that by law must be granted, regardless of the cost to the society as a whole...
...people keep $341 billion in low-interest savings accounts
Venezuelan teachers and technical advisers have fanned out across the Caribbean and Central America; since 1980, in combination with Mexico, Venezuela has offered low-interest loans to needy neighbors to cover as much as 30% of the cost of oil imports. Total Venezuelan foreign aid since 1975 has amounted to some $4 billion, making Caracas the single largest donor in Latin America. (U.S. assistance to the region over the same period totals $2.9 billion...