Arab investments threaten U S financial system say economists
A report by the American Jewish Congress warns Arab investors could cripple U S financial institutions and influence foreign policy. It estimates oil money from Saudi Arabia Kuwait and the UAE invested in the United States between 1974 and 1977 at 50 to 60 billion dollars and urges federal officials to monitor investments and curb Treasury securities sales.
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Hair Powder Fashion Shifts in England Through 1725
The note records that gray powder dominated English hair fashion until 1720 and white powder became standard by 1725, marking a shift in grooming trends and social appearance during that period.
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Cats, stars, and show cats in astrological terms
New York AP reports cat astrologer John Townley and the Cat Fanciers Association link zodiac signs to show potential. Cancer cats are patient and poised, likely to excel, while Scorpio cats are impatient and quick to contest.
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