Word: rushing
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...moment, the Treasury is maintaining special surveillance on more than 70 banks whose capital reserves are particularly low in relation to their loans. The Fed has sent out unmistakable signals that it wants banks to slow their rush to diversify. Last year the Fed rejected bids by* four-of the nation's ten largest banks to make acquisitions, citing various reasons including weak capital positions...
Even a numskull like me can see contradictory messages coming from those who propose solutions to economic problems. The President believes that the public will use tax rebate money to rush out and buy new cars and help rescue the ailing auto industry. At the same time, he proposes upping the price of gasoline to discourage the use thereof. Now why would I want to buy a new car just to take it home and put it in the garage? Demand for fuel is governed less by price adjustment than by the number of vehicles in operation. Rationing, either direct...
Politics of Conspiracy. This is a three-day national conference on assassination theory, and it includes some movies. Also lectures, seminars, and experts like former New Orleans D.A. Jim Garrison, Mark Lane (Oswald's lawyer who made the film Rush to Judgment with Emilio de Antonio), the screenwriter for Executive Action, Donald Freed, and Theodore Charach who made The Second Gun and knows more about the JFK killing than practically anyone. At B.U. For details call the Cambridge Assassination Information Bureau...
...Novermber 1968, it was discovered that he was not enrolled in the ucollege, a discovery which was partially prompted by the disappearance of things around New Hall, the source said. He disappeared 'all in a rush',leaving several unanswered questions, charge accounts,and rumors about missing articles around the fraternity, the fraternity member said...
...more serious, in Mayer's view, is that banking's rush to expand could be setting the stage for a monumental economic disaster. Banks, he notes, have now spread their operations to include major leasing firms and finance companies. Almost any bank that can afford a brass name plate has opened branches in Europe, Asia, South America and elsewhere. All this, Mayer believes, has focused bankers' attention away from their basic task of channeling the idle money of businesses and individuals into productive uses that promise to benefit the entire economy...