Aprés-Christmas reflections on crime and language use
The writer muses after Christmas about the Drexel settlement and broader crime issues on Wall Street, arguing for jail time over fines and denouncing mere monetary penalties. He also comments on liberal politics, Japan's credit cards, and the evolving term African-American naming conventions.
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Drexel Burnham Lambert
Ivan Boesky
Drexel
Michael Milken
Law and Order
Congress
New York
Barney Frank
Nicaragua
Reagan
Jesse Jackson
Africa
Christmas Remembrance and Aid Amid Global Crises
Communities honor victims of the Pan Am 103 disaster and Armenia earthquake while aiding the homeless. In Tennessee a Christmas Eve tornado left one dead and 15 injured. Jewish volunteers assist at Atlanta hospitals. Cardinal O Connor reflects on faith with families of victims.
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San Francisco
Atlanta
Tennessee
Armenia
Scotland
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
New York City
Cardinal John O'Connor
Pope urges AIDS cure hope in holiday message
Pope John Paul II calls for science and love to find an AIDS cure and urges support for AIDS victims. He speaks to 70,000 at St Peter's Basilica and notes humanitarian relief for earthquake survivors in Soviet Armenia.
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St. Peter’s Basilica
Armenia
VY Irice City
John Paul II
Phone story ends happily in New England Telephone ads
A six month series of New England Telephone commercials and billboards urged daughter Jill to call Dad. After two years of silence and a staged family dispute, Jill finally calls home on Christmas Day. Dad tearfully admits his fault and the family reconciles as viewers cheer the ending.
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Barbara
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Grand Central Terminal
New York City
Celina Binkley
Denver
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San Francisco
St. Anthony’s
Utah
Colorado
Nevada
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Albany
N.Y
Clifton Park
Bede Ferrara
Lebanon
Ferrara
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
New England Telephone Co
Telephone Company
Geraldine O’brien
New England
Jill
O’brien
Kathy
Dad
Sandringham
London
Windsor Castle
Sandringham Park
Diana
William
Park House
Dali Goes Home After Hospital Stay for Intestinal Lesion
Surrealist painter Salvador Dali, 84, left Figueras hospital after three days treatment for an intestinal lesion. Doctors said his condition improved and he was released from the emergency unit following nausea and a small blood episode.
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Salvador Dali
Figueras
Spain
Carlos Punsati
Galatea Tower
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