S&L cleanup may demand $100 billion more next year
Washington hearings reveal Bush aides seek up to $40 billion more for losses and $60 billion for eventual recoveries as RTC chief L William Seidman warns the 1990s cleanup could cost far more than the initial $50 billion. Lawmakers press for timing and funding options ahead of elections.
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Capitol Hill
House Banking Committee
L. William Seidman
Resolution Trust Corp
Treasury
Congress
Jobless rates drop in Elyria Lorain
Unemployment in Lorain County eased to 6.8 percent for last month with 7,600 unemployed among 112,600 employed. Elyria 6.9 percent, 1,800 jobless out of 26,200 in the labor force. Lorain 7.3 percent, 2,200 out of 30,600 unemployed. Statewide 5.5 percent. Perry County 13.5 and Geauga 3.6 lead and lag. County figures rounded by OBES.
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Elyria
Lorain
Columbus
Lorain County
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Obes
Perry County
Ohio
Geauga County
Ashland
Cuyahoga
Erie
Huron
Elyria Savings & Trust National Bank Report
Report of condition for Elyria Savings & Trust National Bank and its domestic subsidiaries in Ohio as of June 20 1990. Published in response to the Comptroller of the Currency call under 12 U S C 161. Charter 15577 Central District.
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Elyria Savings & Trust National Bank of
Elyria
Ohio
Central District
U.S. Consumer Spending Up 1.0 Percent in June
June saw consumer spending rise 1.0 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $3.64 trillion, the fastest gain in five months, while personal income climbed 0.4 percent to $4.63 trillion. Americans' after tax income rose 0.5 percent and the savings rate fell to 4.9 percent.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Stock prices from Creston livestock auction results
Creston auction reports 307 consignors sold 726 head plus one Jer oe dairy cow and 11 goats. Prices listed for sheep hogs cattle calves and feeders across multiple grades with hay straw loads noted.
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Creston
Creston Aucton
Rates mixed on Treasury bills in Monday sale
Treasury sold 93 billion in three month bills at an average discount of 7.50 percent up from 7.49 percent last week. Six month bills totaling 92 billion averaged 7.37 percent, down from 7.40 percent. Three month rate highest since 7.20 percent on July 16. One year bill yield fell to 7.50 percent from 7.87 percent.
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Herre R Smith CocinGe
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Citicarp
OhioEd
Oneoks
My Allied Corporation
Allte
AmerShip
Center Or
CPC Inter Inc
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Emerson and First Bancorp
Goodrich Air Hills Dept
Invacare
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Lesco
Nordson
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Smucker
Sunrise Medical
Texas
Woolworth
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Treasury Department
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