Congress Moves to Revise Bank Regulatory Laws
Congress begins a major update of bank regulation with two weeks of House hearings. Lawmakers weigh prohibitions versus flexible guidelines while targeting interlocks, brokered deposits, equity kickers, and links between banks, lenders, and corporate credit. The Nixon administration backs a flexible approach as mid June language is drafted.
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Washington
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Brain Wave Data Condensed For Quick Brain Readouts
Dr Reginald G Bickford of UC San Diego describes a new computerized system that reduces 150 pages of brain wave readings to one page in under five minutes. The method highlights abnormal activity as peaks and aims to speed diagnoses by delivering outputs directly to clinicians.
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San Diego
Calif
Reginald G. Bickford
University of California At
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Nancy Reagan says she hopes Reagan quits politics after current term
In Sacramento Nancy Reagan, wife of Governor Ronald Reagan, says she hopes he will not run for office again. She cites harsh political attacks and the couple's tax history, noting they paid federal and state taxes and millions overall, and criticizes opponents who used tax issues against him.
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Ronald Reagan
Nancy Reagan
U.S. Senate
Reagan
Mike Boyd
Kcra Television and Radio
California
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