Homecoming Queen candidate and campus arts award noted
Laura Devore of Ottawa sonls a Central Missouri State University senior in commercial art. She is a Homecoming Queen candidate, member of Delta Zeta, and Mor tar Board Society, with second place in a campus wide art contest for National Alcohol Awareness Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Devore
Central Missouri State University
Warrensburg
Delta Zeta Social
Mortar Board
Earl
Maridee Devore
Lincoln
Marilyn Poor
Wellsville
Washington, D.C
Poor
NASA
Johnson Space Center
Washington
FDIC Faces Strain As Economy Slumps
FDIC chair L William Seidman warns the insurance fund is under stress amid a slowing economy. He projects a $4 billion payout in 1990 and a potential $5 billion loss in 1991, risking reserves near $4 billion. A congressional hearing will address possible $63 billion in bank-failure costs over three years, with recapitalization via higher premiums and possible Treasury borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Mower
Associated Press
Washington
L. William Seidman
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
FDIC
Seidman
NBC
Meet the Press
Banking Subcommittee On Financial Institutions
Treasury
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Melvern Lake
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Bloomington
Wolf Creek
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Ann Warren
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Mary Lou Bove
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First Baptist Church
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Beltone
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Ottawa
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Weewes
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Chamber of Commerce
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Geo-Pont
Sids-Buick-Cad., Inc
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Thurs
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