Foreign buyers gain from subsidized U S Export-Import loans
U S exporters and foreign buyers access cheap long term credit from the government backed Eximbank. In fiscal 1973 roughly 2.4 billion in loans supported exports at below domestic rates, with 6 percent financing for foreign purchases and private banks guaranteeing the loans. Critics warn about domestic side effects like cotton market pressures.
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U.S
New York
Eximbank
John Petty
Lehman Brothers
Bank of Tokyo
United
Warren Glick
Senate
Petty
Glick
Court docket itemized penalties and forfeitures list
A city court docket records numerous defendants with offenses including drunkenness no license improper passing driving while intoxicated speeding and hazardous driving. Fines bonds and jail terms are listed with names such as Robert D. Jackson Mary Horneman Ernest Duffie and many corporate entities for overweight and other traffic offenses.
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Robert Coover
Margaret Martin
Charles Pate
George Taylor
Ulysses Mae Young
Charlie Conway
Charles Conway
Mary Horneman
Robert D. Jackson
Marvin Conway
Fred Davis
Delmar Pipkin
Morris Edward Abner
Wilson West
Arthur L. Rhodes
Allen Ray Tarpley
Earnest Duffie
Larry C. Robinson
Yvonne Casper
Billy Joe Edwards
Gaines Utsey
William Walker
Andy Goodnight
James English
Walter Lawtroop
Jeff Osguinn
Fred Jefferson
Early McFadden
Joseph Stuart
Red River Council
Randall Byers
Charles Cooper
Coy R. Johnson
David
David Burns
Jimmy Clark
Wayne Clements
Dwayne Winter
James Phillips
Sylvester Hill
Truttschel
Patrick Plywood
Acme Brick Co
Arkansas Rock & Gravel
Almond Trucking
All American Auto
Thomas Beard
Gene Campbell
E.T.M.F
Greendyke Transportation
Jack Hedges
Jack Hodges
Hi-Line Wood, Inc
Bill E. Jackson
Magnavox Co
M & M Leasing
W.H. Mize
Progressive Leasing
Red Ball Transit
Ryder Truck Lines
Red Ball Freight
T-X.i
Western
Bob Kooch
Hope Builders Supply Co
Hope Builders Supply
John C. Hines
Eugene Faris
Lawton Trucking
ATC
Billy Jackson
Unhappy North and a modification of Blackwood in bridge
In a hand analyzed by Oswald and Jacoby, five heart response is unhappy with ace king jack. A modified Blackwood shows varying ace holdings and suggests South should bid six no trump to secure 12 sure tricks, noting no trumps offer safety and higher points.
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North
South
Hig Sparch Enterprise Als
Bidding fragment hints at unrecorded game notes
Fragmentary bidding text shows players discuss opening and suit bids. Mentions North East Pass South bold queen six eight four seven two hearts. Indicates confusion and informal decision on five spades as secondary choice. No clear event, players, or outcome provided.
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Howard
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Mossberg
Game & Shell
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B. Mossberg
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Howard's
Hyway
North Hope
Millard Hubbard, Jr
Lena Lois Simpson
Richard 8B. Thrasher
Dorothy Williams
Donald R. Franks
Carl Wilford Cooper
Florence Hall
Solth
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Stai
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