Federal plan to buy $1 trillion in toxic assets
The Obama administration proposes a Public-Private Investment Program to purchase up to $1 trillion in toxic assets using the $700 billion bailout fund, with new resolution powers for the treasury and Fed to seize troubled firms under presidential agreement. The plan aims to entice private investors with low-interest loans and share risk if asset values fall.
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Fed
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President's plan draws tepid reaction from investors and scholars
The Obama administration proposes a Public Investment Corp to buy toxic assets and stabilize banks. Analysts warn strings attached may hamper lending growth and risk creating bad banks. Investors note high household debt and doubt wider credit recovery.
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Hugh Johnson
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California State University
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Odessa Robbery Sparks Call for More Police Presence
Police concerns echo among local residents after a Feb 20 store robbery at La Bodega Drive-Thru on South Grant Avenue. Rosa Martinez and Siria Yanez advocate for increased police patrols, while Yolanda Arispe notes comfort from later patrols during darker winter hours. Odessa Police Department link provided.
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Yolaris Hair Salon
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Microsociety teaches life skills through student run economy
In a magnet program led by assistant principal Tanya Galindo students run a mini economy with a saw workshop, warehouse store, post office, bank, health clinic, and various shops. They earn paychecks, face fines for minor infractions, and learn money management, math, and social skills while applying Texas knowledge standards.
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March Is AMD Low Vision Awareness Month
Dr. Nalin H. Tolia urges regular eye exams during March AMD Low Vision Awareness Month. The article notes AMD as the leading cause of vision impairment for ages 50 plus, describes central versus peripheral vision impact, risk factors, and emphasizes early detection. It highlights Tolia Eye Clinic in Odessa with contact details and clinic information.
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Tolia
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University of Bombay
Odessa
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Tolia Eye Clinic
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The
College of Physi
Cians and Surgeons
American College of Surgeons
International College of Surgeons
Eye Care America
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