Could your mortgage be monster
A 1980s Chicago Sun-Times preview on adjustable mortgage loans AMLs, their risk of negative amortization, and the potential for borrowers to pay more over time. It notes rates around 16.25 to 17.5 percent, caps on payments vary, and foreclosures loom if balances swell.
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Don Debat
Chicago Sun-Times
Ralph Nader
Savings and Loan Associations
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
S&ls
Pew
William M. Hill
First Federal Savings of
Chicago
Illinois
S&l
Federal Home Loan Bank
Hill
First Federal
U.S
Carrier
California Star
Ace Shipping
China
Pakistan
Romania
India
Afghanistan
Turkey
Persia
Qums
Lifa Tabriz
Syracuse
Hilton Inn
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N.Y.S. Thruway
Dreaded gypsy moth threats spread across the U S
APHIS and the U S Forest Service report a grim survey showing ten to eleven million acres defoliated by gypsy moth caterpillars from Maine to Arkansas, doubling last year’s area and signaling major infestations in many states. Experts warn control efforts are costly and unlikely to prevent widespread damage.
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U.S
Maine
Arkansas
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
APHIS
Forest Pest Management Section
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Gary Goff
Cooperative Extension Natural Resources Forester
Cornell University
U.S. Forest Service
Minnesota
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Missouri
Mississippi
Alabama
Warren Johnson
Johnson
New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Cornell
New York State
Massachusetts
Nature
Gary Moorehead
Aphis Plant Protection and Quarantine Program
West Virginia mother seeks custody of coupons in divorce
A WV woman says she took her baby and coupon crates during divorce and plans a court order to regain them. She notes she had no child support for five months while feeding the child with coupons and belongs to a club that clips swaps and compares savings.
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West Virginia
Gal
Reporting bad medications and how to alert authorities
New York UPI reports Fay Thompson of the FDA urges not only to stop using improperly labeled or cloudy prescriptions but also to report faulty meds to your doctor pharmacist and the FDA. She recommends detailed written reports to the nearest FDA office with product identifiers store name and price while keeping the container until response.
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New York
UPI
Fay Thompson
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Thompson
American Council of Life Insurance
Thade
FDA
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