Fed policy and Hoenig reflect on recession end and reforms
The article discusses Tom Hoenig retiring as head of the Federal Reserve Bank in Kansas City and argues for restoring Glass Steagall style separation. It covers debates over Fed independence, the dual mandate, quantitative easing, liquidity, and calls to break up large banks to curb risk. It notes a stock market rise from QE and critiques too big to fail and government activism shaping the economy.
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Kansas City
Tom Hoenig
Federal Reserve
Fed
Congress
Ben Bernanke
Princeton
Hoenig
Richard Fisher
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Midwest
Bernanke
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Ple
Milton Friedman
America
Paul Revere and 1775 Ride Noted in History Highlights
Daily history notes the 1775 start of Paul Revere's ride with warning, plus the 1906 San Francisco quake and 1942 Doolittle raid on Tokyo. Other entries mention birthdays of Franz von Suppe Clarence Darrow Wendy Barrie Hayley Mills James Woods Conan O Brien America Ferrera and Yankee Stadium opening in 1923.
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Paul Revere
San Francisco
U.S
James Doolittle
Tokyo
Franz von Suppe
Clarence Darrow
Wendy Barrie
Hayley Mills
James Woods
Conan O’brien
America Ferrera
Yankee Stadium
Ruth
Bronx
N.Y
Boston
Concord
Mass
Revere
Faith Based Diplomacy Voice Suppressed by State Dept
Los Angeles Times columnist Timothy Rutten reports that U S ambassador to Malta Douglas Kmiec faces State Department pressure over his outside writings and faith based diplomacy efforts. Kmiec, a Pepperdine law professor and Catholic University alum, promoted inter faith initiatives while serving under Reagan and Bush and supported a two state solution. State officials allegedly edited memorial pieces and barred him from using phrases like faith based diplomacy, sparking debate over civil discourse and religious influence in public life.
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State Department
White House
Obama
U.S
Malta
Douglas Kmiec
Pepperdine
Catholic University of America
Reagan
George W. Bush
Kmiec
Emiec
Washington
George Mitchell
U.N
Mediterranean
Char
Gaza
Hillary Rodham Clinton
America
Ronald Reagan
Letter to the Prince About a Royal Wedding Invite
Dayton Daily News columnist D L Stewart writes a humorous missive about chasing an invitation to William and Kate’s wedding. He recalls past exchanges with Prince Charles and jokes about royal merchandise while noting a 45429 ZIP code.
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Tom, Dick
DLL
Prince Charles
England
Chuck
D.L. Stewart
The
Dayton Daily News
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Georgewill
Washpost
State Dept
Tim Rutten
Timothy Rutten
Los Angeles Times
Timothy. Rutten
Latimes.com
William
Kate
Cleveland
D.L
Diana
William and
William and Kate
Doonesbury
ABC
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