Economic Lock in Personal Savings By John Cunniff AP
Personal savings to disposable income stands at a 25 year high around 84 percent though many report spending to the limit. The piece notes high national savings from a few affluent households, the role of life insurance pensions and mortgage equity, the rise in savings accounts from 47 percent to 62 percent of families, and the link between savings and potential consumer demand at retail.
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Federal Reserve
Survey Research Center
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Living Bible completes long translation by Kenneth N. Taylor
Dr Kenneth N Taylor finishes a 16 year paraphrase project known as The Living Bible. It uses a thought-for-thought method rather than strict word for word translation and has ignited a major publishing surge with Tyndale House and Doubleday.
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Eastern Oklahoma Indians form union to seek funds
Representatives from 16 eastern Oklahoma tribes including the Five Civilized Tribes and Osages met at Miami to form a coalition demanding fair state and federal Indian funds. An organizational meeting is planned for Muskogee later this month as disparities with western tribes are cited.
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Five Civilized Tribes
Osages
Bob Stopp
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Indian Health Advisory Board
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