Banks show deposits rise while loans lag as recovery debates grow
Washington notes banks record higher deposits and total resources versus 1933, yet loans remain at low levels. Officials stress prudent lending, while critics push government loan programs. Road building expands jobs, auto registrations stay strong, and conservatives increasingly unite to push a shift toward constitutional policy.
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Everglades National Park Aims to Rank With Iconic U S Parks
The Everglades, enlarged by national park status, would rival Yellowstone and Yosemite in size and significance. The vast tropical region in Florida hosts orchids, mangroves, diverse birds and wildlife, with natives and scientists highlighting its ecological and cultural value and potential for tourism and livelihood.
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Medical Science Extends Life But Death Remains Certain
Scientific Progress notes that medical advances have raised life expectancy for children born today to about 59 to 63 years, with gains over a decade. Yet heart disease remains the leading cause of death and aging brings new risks as other diseases are controlled.
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