Word: morgans
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Sehmuhl and teammate Sandy Linchan then each hit the crossbar in the next eight minutes before Crimson left attack wing Jennifer White took a pass from Maureen Finn, broke across the goal mouth, and beat Maryland's freshman keeper Marylynne Morgan at 14:57 to tie the score...
...next month or two will pull down the cost of borrowing money. John E. Barnds, vice president, business and banking analysis at the National Bank of Detroit, feels the "general trend of short-term rates is downward." In New York, H. Erich Heinemann, a vice president of Morgan Stanley, said, "I think we're living through a temporary bubble in interest rates that is not likely to persist...
Some banks are now seeking to redefine the prime. New York's Morgan Guaranty Trust has issued a definition that sounds as if it were drafted by committee: "The bank's prime rate shall mean the rate of interest publicly announced by the bank in New York from time to time as its prime rate." Translation: the prime is whatever...
...charged that Senator John Glenn's vote on the liberalization of the Hatch Act was intended to turn the Government over to labor unions, Glenn angrily confronted Helms and demanded the messages be stopped. Helms apologized, told Glenn he was unaware that his signature was on them. Robert Morgan in defeat is even more alarmed: "You can't believe how this group scares people, including Senators when they vote...
...Morgan's charge is music to Helms' ear, since his aim is to scare liberals. One reason he proposes so many amendments is to force Senators to get on the record. Viguerie argues that this is what the New Right is all about. "These liberals aren't used to having their voting records spotlighted," says Viguerie. "We've finally learned not to rely on the media, which has a liberal bias anyway. So we bypass them by mail and TV and go directly to the voters. Democrats don't like that, and they...