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September 07, 2005

Experts Warn Debt May Threaten Economy 


Experts Warn Debt May Threaten Economy 
WINK TV Southwest Florida - Sep 03 7:28 PM
You owe $145,000. And the bill is rising every day. That's how much it would cost every American man, woman and child to pay the tab for the long-term promises the U.S. government has made to creditors, retirees, veterans and the poor.

For instance: 
Midland Daily News - 2 hours, 18 minutes ago
For all the finger-pointing, charges of racism, calls for government to do more, and pain and suffering in the South, we're actually seeing some pretty neat stuff happening in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

Your Weather 
The Auburn Citizen - Aug 27 11:10 PM
You owe $145,000. And the bill is rising every day. That's how much it would cost every American man, woman and child to pay the tab for the long-term promises the U.S. government has made to creditors, retirees, veterans and the poor.

www.delawareonline.com The News Journal Missing linemen not a worry 
Delaware Online - Aug 28 1:20 AM
PHILADELPHIA -- As the Eagles first-team offense -- McNabb, Owens, Westbrook -- marched up and down the field during the first half of their 27-17 win over Cincinnati on Friday, you may have noticed that you'd never heard of two-fifths of the offensive line.

Experts warn debt may threaten economy 
The Fresno Bee - Aug 27 1:18 PM
You owe $145,000. And the bill is rising every day. That's how much it would cost every American man, woman and child to pay the tab for the long-term promises the U.S. government has made to creditors, retirees, veterans and the poor.

For blacksmith, hammer and din go hand in hand 
Detroit News - Sep 06 10:33 PM
CHAPIN TOWNSHIP -- Somewhere amid the farms and scattered homes along M-57 sits a blacksmith's workshop where only the wildlife -- and a few students -- can hear the constant clanging of hammers on metal.

Headed for a crash? 
The Beacon News - Sep 05 6:23 AM
Headed for a crash? (EDITOR'S NOTE: Growing debt has long been a concern in the United States, from individuals buying on credit to Washington budgets. But many economists are now warning that runaway spending and borrowing have the nation on track toward a major economic crash.)
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