The Big One for World Economy Investment
Molly Ivins criticizes urgent $100 billion world economy bailout and the Clinton era crisis. She cites William Greider on global overcapacity, wage growth, and IMF austerity, urging growth and wage rises rather than cuts to lift demand. Congressional action and bipartisan support are needed to avert a global downturn.
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William Greider
The
Nation
New York Times
Greider
S&l
Henry Ford
Ford
Fed
Germany
Bundesbank
Congress
Clinton
Southeast Asia
IMF
World Bank
Treasury
Federal Reserve
International Monetary Fund
Seinfeld ends after ninth season NBC bears pay cap
NEW YORK AP Jerry Seinfeld rejected NBC’s offer to raise pay to about 5 million per episode ending the show next season. NBC faces ratings fallout as Seinfeld’s final season marks peak in the program’s influence on prime time. Mayoral praise from Giuliani frames the farewell.
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New York
Seinfeld
New York Times
NBC
Jerry
George
Jason Alexander
Bizarre Kramer
Michael Richards
Elaine
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Newman
Wayne Knight
Knight
Milwaukee
Miller Brewing Co
Los Angeles
Big Apple
Rudolph Giuliani
Mary Tyler Moore
Cosby
Monticello woman pleads guilty to second degree arson
Joann Mesch of Monticello admitted guilt for setting a November 22 1995 fire that damaged the home of her former attorney Robert Shimanek, correcting an earlier Gazette misstatement about the house burning down. The Gazette notes it will publish corrections as needed and provides contact for accuracy complaints.
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Joann Mesch
Monticello
Robert Shimanek
Shimanek
the Gazette
Gazette Uses Soybean Ink To Promote Agriculture
The Gazette highlights its use of soybean ink to support farming and urges readers to recycle newspapers. It notes recycled newsprint and provides City Carton at 4250 Sixth St. SW as a drop location with nearby options for recycling programs.
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the Gazette
City Carton
Sixth St
Pedestrians Clash With Crosswalk Closings In Midtown
In New York City, police barriers restrict pedestrians at ten midtown crosswalks in a pilot plan through Jan. 4 to ease vehicle flow. Critics call it stupid and anti pedestrian while Mayor Giuliani defends the congestion reducing measure amid busy holiday crowds near Radio City Music Hall Saks Fifth Avenue and the Waldorf Astoria.
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New York
Radio City Music Hall
Rockefeller Center
Christmas Tree
Saks Fifth Avenue
The
Waldorf- Astoria
Brian Gaffney
Sixth Avenue
50Th Street
Rudolph Giuliani
Lisa Dipsingh
Fifth Avenue
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Jerry Seinfeld
Cedar Rapids
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Iowa
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P.O. Box
Midtown Manhattan
Gaffney
Fifth
Rick Elly
Budapest
Elly
Dept. of Dermatology
Univ. of Iowa Hospitals
Gibson
Sears & Words
Center Point Rd
Edgewood Rd
Edgewood & E
South Slope Cooperative Telephone Company
Tuttle Street
Norway
Brown Lumber Company
Cedar Book Store
Church Directory
Coldwell Banker
Dr. Riley Medical Clinic
Everen Securities
Federated Insurance
First National Bank
Fox Eye
Liberty Safes
Metro Credit Union
Metro
Ralston Creek
Slumberland
Smulekoff’s
South Slope Telephone Company
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ultimate Electronics
University of Iowa Dermatology
Great Furniture Mart
Kellen Chiropractic
West Music
West Side
Iowa City
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