Finding Sound Money and Inflation Fears Rise
The column warns of a weak dollar versus the yen and other currencies during the Oct week, notes Dow below 800, gold gains, and silver rallying. It argues inflation as a hidden tax, critiques regulation and fiscal policy, and calls for budget balance and debt reduction to halt currency debasement. It questions whether private sector can restore sound money.
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Hot pants era sparks strong public reactions
A sardonic column surveys women wearing hot pants in public and belts out critiques on fashion, body types, and moderation. The writer cites American culture, compares Russian views, and jokes about social standards, using vivid humor and cultural references throughout.
Ed Feely and a New York City Murder Case
A portrait of Ed Feely assistant chief inspector in charge of Homicide Manhattan East and his impact on a vast district from the Lower East Side to Harlem. The piece recounts the Robin Joyner case, a four year old girl killed after a taxi incident, illustrating Feely’s work and the human cost behind a homicide investigation.
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Taxi Case Frames a City Mystery with Alibis and Clues
Feely narrows 26 taxi drivers to 1 with airtight alibi after a Harlem hit and run. The case unfolds as detectives seek the truth among driving logs, trip records, and a garage witness. Quotes from Sterne Gandhi Einstein and others appear as editorial asides.
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Ritual Of Family Continuity In The Godfather Analysis
New York City observers argue that The Godfather portrays death and deference as a ritual of family continuity. The film traces the Corleone clan from Sicily to New York, highlighting loyalty, power, and the exchange of protection across generations with Al Pacino as Michael.
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Spanking Question Divides Public Policy and Parents
HEW says spanking under harsh discipline harms children and can trigger a violence syndrome. The editorial notes the Supreme Court may soon decide on a similar issue and urges keeping HEW research discreet for public consumption.
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