Word: programing
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...President met with 87 state and local officials from the Northeast and took a swipe at the New York financial community for fearing that his proposed tax cuts will spur inflation. Over the past few weeks, skepticism on Wall Street toward the Administration's program has sent bond prices plunging. Said Reagan: "They're sitting there watching anything they think may change the interest rates and bond market. I think that they're looking through a very narrow glass." The President also mentioned that "silent Calvin Coolidge" was one of his favorite Chief Executives because...
...bacon-and-egg breakfast with Regan, however, showed that there was less room for compromise than Rostenkowski had hoped. "What about a two-year program instead of three?" he asked. Replied Regan: "If I went to the President with that offer, I'd be fired." Rostenkowski was surprised by this hardening of the Administration's position. He pledged to work for a palatable compromise, but said, "I can't sell that 5-10-10," referring...
...insists, for example, that "sexual jealousy" causes most teen-age suicides and much violent crime, including "90%" of murders and attempted killings. He has deviated from a Reaganesque budget-cutting fervor on just one social issue: a proposed $30 million program for the Government to advocate teen-age chastity. Like Ronald Reagan, Denton strongly defends the validity of the U.S. effort in Viet Nam. He contends that the war could have been won but the U.S. failed to see and press its advantage. He adds that America must recognize the Viet Nam fighting as "morally just...
...states. For those who buy homes, the company helps to arrange financing and offers mortgage insurance. And for executives being transferred from one region to another, Merrill Lynch has a relocation service that will find them new houses and then sell their old ones. As part of this program in the near future, the company plans to help the spouses of these executives find jobs in their new cities...
...only reap high money-market yields but also write checks of any amount or use their accounts to pay for purchases with VISA debit cards. Some 300,000 people have opened Cash Management Accounts, which are available in 35 states, and another 1,000 are joining the program daily...