Telephone Is Modern Ordeal
HAL BOYLE argues the telephone, once a marvel, has become a trap in modern life. It shifts the home from sanctuary to marketplace and office with persistent ringing, intruding on privacy and rest as people long for a quiet escape that never comes.
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Dollar Strength Lies in Economy and Faith
Sylvia Porter argues the dollar remains the world’s strongest currency due to the U.S. economy and financial system, while highlighting foreign creditors’ loss of faith amid deficits. The piece notes gold reserves, the shift to SDRs, and the need for inflation control and global monetary reform.
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