Colleges Ponder Use Of Capital Gains
LeROY POPE reports that as colleges face rising operating costs, administrators weigh using capital gains from endowments. Endowments hold 40 to 80 percent in common stocks, so gains from growth are often non taxable for universities, complicating decisions on fund use.
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Trial Program Set for Boston Credit Initiative
Boston was chosen as the pilot city for a new ghetto credit program named Operation Credit Worthy aimed at boosting urban poor purchasing power. The plan, unveiled by credit union officials and civic leaders, would extend retail credit to low income credit unions in urban areas and possibly roll out to other cities if successful.
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Democrats Confident They’ll Control the House in January
Washington reports Democrats in the House project continued control in January despite the presidential race outcome. A recent Harris poll shows 49 percent favor Democrats for Congress, 41 percent for Republicans, with 10 percent undecided. GOP leaders say they could gain up to 40 seats, but Democrats cite past losses and ticket splitting.
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