Safety box rights after bank failure answered
Reader asks if money and valuables in a safety deposit box can be seized to pay bank debts. Bruce answers that in a failure a takeover occurs or, rarely, full closure allows box access and assets cannot be used to cover bank obligations. Next, condo bylaw about oil leaks and fines is discussed with advice to fix the car or use a drip pan. Also, speeding tickets raise insurance penalties. callers urged to slow down and comply with limits.
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Goverment
R.K
Fruitland
Idaho
Avery
Bruce
Condo Association
D.L. Baton Rouge
D.L
Conde Association
R.T
Brooklyn
N.Y
Cleveland adds Crooked River Brewery in Flats
Stephan Danckers aims to revive Cleveland brewing with Crooked River Brewery on the Cuyahoga Flats. The 15,000 barrel capacity venture plans an English style ale by summer with European influence. Co founder Stuart Sheridan handles sales while testing brews begin in spring.
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Cleveland
Stephan Danckers
Ohio
Danckers
Crooked River Brewing Co
Cuyahoga River
Great Lakes Brewing Co
Ohio City
Crooked River
Erin
Pittsburgh
Schmidt’s
Chicago
Strongsville
Melbourne
Stroh Brewing Co
Budweiser
Miller and Coors
Samuel Adams
Anchor Steam
Sierra Nevada
Oldenberg
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Ind
University of California At Davis
Weinstephan Brewing School
Munich
Germany
Stuart Sheridan
Wabash
Sheridan
Midwest
Anheuser-Busch
Millbrook
Economy seen healthiest in 30 years amid recovery optimism
Economists including Rudiger Dorminisch of MIT and Allen Sinai of Lehman Brothers call U.S. economy the healthiest since the 1960s. Inflation is tame, deficits declining, factories operating, productivity rising, and American firms gaining global ground, signaling a potential era of sustained prosperity despite skeptical media and tighter rates.
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U.S
Rudiger Dorminisch
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Allen Sinai
Lehman Brothers Inc
New York
Defi
Japan
Germany
India opens doors to Western brands and culture clash
Indians increasingly encounter Kellogg's cornflakes, McDonald’s mutton burgers, and AT&T IBM tech as multinational investments surge. Critics warn of cultural dilution while purists urge traditional dress and values. Coca-Cola and Pepsi symbolize cultural imperialism amid a 1954 dress code revival.
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New Delhi
India
Citibank
General Motors
At&t
IBM
Pizza Hut
McDonald's
Michael
U.S
Benetton
Lacoste
Lee
P.V. Narasimha Rao
Fernandes
Coca-Cola
Pepsi
Motorola vs Japan in a lifelong pager battle
Motorola pioneered pagers worldwide, but Japan’s Nippon Telegraph and Telephone monopoly blocked foreign suppliers. After 16 years of pressure and U.S. intervention, Motorola gained bid access and reduced defect rates, expanding in western Japan but facing ongoing barriers in Tokyo Nagoya. The clash spanned standards, licenses, and bandwidth with political pressure from Washington culminating in sanctions announced by President Clinton.
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Motorola
Japan
Nippon Telegraph & Telephone
NEC Corp
Fujitsu Ltd
U.S
George Shultz
NTT
Arnold Brenner
Washington
Tokyo
Clinton
IDO
NEC
Nagoya
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Bruce Williams
Clevelanders Start Brewery
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Bats Ear Investor Index
Lal
Mickey D’s Place
Citibanks
Wimpy’s
Ment
Toyota Motors
Ministry of Post and Telecommunications
MPT
U.S. Trade Retire
Cellular
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