Penn Central Loan Gamble Triggers White House Shakeout
The Nixon administration backs away from a 200 million Penn Central loan under the Defense Production Act amid concerns of political risk and bank interests. Congressional aides cite business influence and possible financial danger as reasons for not defending the decision publicly. Hearings were set for the week of June 22 as Patman pressed for a banking credit evaluation.
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Hot Springs
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Texas
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Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
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Federal Reserve Board
Personal Finance Lessons From Owning a Home Pool
A newspaper analysis notes the hidden costs of pool ownership beyond the purchase price. It covers safety fencing, ongoing maintenance, chemicals, weekly vacuuming, potential renovations, vinyl liner or concrete upgrades, patio and shed additions, landscaping costs, lifejackets and toys, entertaining guests, water and electricity bills, heaters and covers, and overall year after year expenses. The piece cites widespread adoption of in-ground and portable pools and emphasizes budgeting for the full financial picture.
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