Federal funds cost hits record
A rush of overnight borrowing among banks has pushed the daily federal funds market to a record level, with banks paying up to 6 percent rather than borrowing from the Federal Reserve at 4 percent. The shift affects financing costs for loans, business expansions, and consumer credit as funds move in response to short term liquidity needs.
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Triple Dead Heat At Arlington Park Tied For First In Race
A triple dead heat for first place occurred at Arlington Park on Aug 19, 1963, with Royal Redress, Mr. S. Chance and Livingston tying in the second race, triggering three separate daily double payouts.
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