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That was painfully evident in the game stats. Harvard hit the mark only every third time around, finishing the game with a poor 54-per-cent clip from the floor...
While Syracuse was popping them in at a 50-per-cent clip, the Crimson cagers were scrapping and scraping with a horrendous shooting percentage of only 26 per cent from the field...
Such forecasts may sound Cassandra-like. The thrift institutions took in money at a record clip early this year and still have plenty to lend: they hold more than $405 billion in assets. Treasury borrowing in the fourth quarter is supposed to decline from the current quarter, though that is not certain. Nonetheless, the threat of continued disintermediation is pushing savings institutions into taking protective action. Already many are cutting back on mortgage commitments for the rest of this year; in the past few weeks several have raised mortgage Interest rates by about a quarter of a percent...
...people not to throw cigarettes down the toilets (ashtray provided), not to run the water too long, quiet hours 10 p.m. to 7 a.m., bingo, if you're interested, at a location in downtown Rhinelander. All very polite and designed to be helpful, please, please, please. Then the newspaper clippings, yelowing with age, in the main picturing grinning and slightly embarrassed men furling out large fish caught in the area. In the center of all the clips was the shining star in this institution's galaxie--Famed Actor Visits Rhinelander Campground (I'm getting to the point). Noted television actor...
Greater Inflation. In the longer run, members of the TIME board foresee some more serious threats to the recovery. One is the resurgence of inflation from a roughly 5% annual rate last spring to July's 15.4%. Though no one expects prices to keep rising at that clip, Otto Eckstein figures they will go up at a rate of 10% or more for the rest of this year. The 7%-to-8% price rise that most members foresee for the coming year pleases no one. Sprinkel considers that an argument for pursuing only moderately expansive monetary and fiscal policies...