Editorials Thought For Today And Lost Found Columns
The piece reflects on faith and personal prayers, notes cherished lost and found items in local papers, and argues the U S should adopt the metric system gradually while praising Fahrenheit for weather practicality. It contrasts metric promises with everyday reader needs and hints at public service values.
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Two Economic Crises Highlight City and Nation’s Struggle
The piece contrasts New York City's near bankruptcy with Britain’s dire finances, noting municipal wages at risk without federal aid and the broader international strain on a historically powerful economy. The column links fiscal woes to years of overspending and warns of potential strikes and political fallout.
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Even Tempered Golfers and Cautionary Finance Notes
LM Boyd muses on temperaments of sports athletes and jokes about eye-opening sneezes. He then warns Washington about budgeting like New York City and Britain, urging balanced finances and debt repayment to avoid chaos. Copy.
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