Why Wall Street Is Suspect On Main Street
A sweeping critique of insider trading on Wall Street notes senior bankers face SEC charges amid a rising crackdown. It argues entrenched merger-driven schemes and weak enforcement fueled illicit gains, urging tighter internal oversight and broader ethical reviews.
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Wall Street
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
John S.R. Shad
Martin A. Siegel
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Ivan F. Boesky
Boesky
Siegel
America
Main Street
Aiken businessman C Howard Neilson dies at 81
C Howard Neilson an 81 year old Aiken resident and former Neilson Implement Co. founder who helped launch the first A W Root Beer Drive In in South Carolina has died. He was active in First Presbyterian Church the Aiken Lions Club and Boy Scout Troop 110. He and his wife Lenora raised two sons and his son David is a teacher and coach.
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C. Howard Neilson
Aiken
Milliken University
Illinois
International Harvester Co
Georgia
Neilson Implement Co
Charles B. Neilson
Marseilles
Ill
South Africa
Singer
Johannesburg
Howard
Howard Neilson
First Presbyterian Church
Aiken Lions Club
Lenora
Ted) Shurman Neilson
David
Darlington
Neilson
A&w Root Beer
A&w
South Carolina
Thought For Today Quote On Temptation And Color
A Thought For Today cites Mathew Henry noting dangerous temptations come in fine gay colors that are skin deep. The message urges discernment of outward appearance versus inner truth.
Is A New Gary Hart Emerging
Gary Hart spoke to a 50 person audience in Exeter New Hampshire about his meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev and his 1988 presidential run plans He contrasted his current confidence with past hesitation promising competence and character as core campaign themes He defended past missteps and outlined a second run as key to success noting his readiness to challenge Reagan era policies and take bold ideas to the presidency
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Exeter
N.H
Don and
Judy Schultz
Sleepy Hollow Road
Gary Hart
Mikhail Gorbachev
Hart
Sheraton
Senate
Colorado
Illinois
Chicago
Gorbachev
Reagan
New Hampshire
Reykjavik
Iran
Fdr
Prompt for unilateral nuclear disarmament analysis
A Washington commentary argues that halving the US and Soviet strategic arsenals could deter a first strike and force mutual action. It notes the costs of current warheads, contrasts Reykjavik proposals with practical reductions, and urges decisive action beyond endless arms control debates. The piece warns of national vulnerability if both sides cling to agreements over actual cuts.
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Washington
Reykjavik
House Committee On Armed Services
Reagan
Gorbachev
Washington Post
Post
House
United States
Soviet Union
Ussr
Defense
Hiroshima
Pearl Harbor
Duncan Hunter
Rcalif
Faithful God Encourages Youth Through Letters
An 89 year old Christian shares long faith journey with belief that God remains faithful amid hardship. A letter to Mrs. E R thanks her for testimony and quotes Lamentations on God's steadfast love and daily mercies guiding believers.
We Are All Racists A Call To Honest Race View
A Boston columnist argues that racism is universal not tied to color and urges trust as key to improving race relations. He cites King Day poems and Kerner Commission history, praising Muhammad Ali for his principled stance and critiquing liberal narratives on happiness and disadvantage.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Fayston
Kerner
Howard Beach
Forsyth County
Umass-Amherst
Newton North
Milton
Bill Brennan
Old Boston Post
Baloney
Muhammad Ali
Earth
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Free World
Universal Press Syndicate
Billy Graham
Graham
God
E.R
Mrs. E.R
Christ
By David B. Wilson
Mecca
Memphis
Minneapolis
Ark