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Shattuck said he has offered advice to theClinton campaign on its programs for highereducation. He cited specifically Clinton'sfinancial aid proposal and the Democrat's plan forcollege loans to be repaid either as a percentageof income or with public service...
...time, he would often make late-night phone calls to people back in New Jersey asking for emergency loans to return home. According to Joel Beecher, a family friend, people in the community wired hundreds of dollars; none of the money brought him home, and the loans were never repaid. Although Kreimer sold the house in 1981 for $61,000, he was broke upon arriving back in Morristown three years later. Bills and "family difficulties," he claims, absorbed his funds. Others counter that they attempted to help Richard get his life together and set up job interviews. He rebuffed them...
...Japan, debts are neither readily forgotten nor easily repaid. The Japanese acknowledge the enormous debt they owe America for the benevolence of the post-World War II occupation and for the nurturing and protection the U.S. has provided Japan ever since. As Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa put it in a speech two weeks ago, "It is no exaggeration to say that Japan could not have achieved its postwar prosperity had it not been for the good-hearted support of the U.S." Older Japanese in particular feel the need to repay that debt, especially now that...
...Turn underutilized military bases into drug-rehabilitation camps -- it's nuts that people who want to enter drug-rehab programs are turned away -- and, well, lots more (rebuild the infrastructure; put more computers in schools; provide financial aid for any kid who gets into college, repaid out of earnings). But the main thing, I think, is to get moving! And those signs. How about this: Notoriously Competitive 'N Big . . . NCNB...
...bought officially by Abedi's front man, Ghaith Pharaon, the putative Saudi tycoon who received an ) estimated $500 million in B.C.C.I. loans in the 1970s and '80s. Those loans were secured only by shares of stock in the companies Pharaon purchased, which meant that they were never to be repaid...