Foreign money pours into U.S. stock markets
Billions of dollars in foreign funds flood the U.S. equity markets from Paris to the Persian Gulf, shifting to American stocks as long term investments. Drivers include U.S. economic strength, market liquidity, and Gulf oil wealth, with NYSE easing listing rules to attract more foreign capital.
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Great Britain
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Canada
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France
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Freund
Brown sulks as Carter campaign eyes California
California governor Jerry Brown sulks at not being invited to Plains for Carter Mondale campaign talks. Carter aides prefer Cranston linked Californias push, with Tunney seeking inclusion. Brown previously pressed for a unanimous California line to announce from the floor but was rebuffed for a nationwide TV moment.
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Jerry Brown
Plains
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California Guru Brown in Carter Campaign Friction
Robert S. Allen Brown spoke from a California location during the Georgia primary contest and faced derision from Carter supporters for backing Brown after Maryland's win credited to Governor Mandel. Mandel faces September trial on corruption charges while ADA leader Joseph Rauh clashes with Carter and provokes Mondale.
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Marvin Mandel
Carter
Brown
Mandel
Baltimore
California
Democratic Action
ADA
Democratic Party
Carter-Mondale
Joseph L. Rauh
Rauh
Speaking Dollar Wise on Renting Versus Owning
A veteran columnist explains that both renting and owning have advantages and drawbacks. The decision hinges on personal circumstances, with flexibility for renters and stability for owners, plus financial factors like equity, tax benefits, and potential home prices. He cautions against succumbing to outside expectations and urges objective, individual evaluation.
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Mr. Rosefsky
Harris Survey shows Ford ahead but Reagan gains in late push
A Harris poll of 643 Republicans and independents finds Ford leading Reagan 56 to 36 for the GOP nomination with gains for Reagan in the deep South and on issues like who can campaign better. Reagan edges Ford on several questions and shows stronger backing among independents outside Carter's home region.
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Eisenhower
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Harris
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Mark My Words The Final Whimper By Jim Fiebig
The essay recalls a Saginaw neighborhood in the mid 1900s with horse drawn milk wagons ice blocks ragman water pumps and older daily rituals. The narrator cherishes these vanished quiet comforts and laments their disappearance on a cloudy nostalgic day.
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Jim Fiebig
Saginaw, Mich
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