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Students missed a chance to learn a few tricks from Allan Carr, the glamorous producer of "Grease" and "La Cage aux Folles," when he didn't show up at several Harvard receptions yesterday because he was bed-ridden with the flu at the Copley Plaza in Boston...
While most economists agree that the deficit is a threat, there is no consensus on how to slash it. Many, including conservatives like Feldstein as well as liberals like Alice Rivlin of the Brookings Institution, believe that tax increases are unavoidable. Others, like Allan Meltzer of Carnegie-Mellon University and David Meiselman of Virginia Polytechnic, think that the emphasis should be on reductions in spending. In the NABE survey, economists were almost evenly split on the issue: 42% said that the deficit should be pared solely through spending cuts, while 41% supported some form of tax increase or reform...
Other cities celebrate their champions, but Detroit glorifies and sanctifies them. Detroit is honoring its warriors the Kirk Gibsons, the Allan Trammels, and the Looooou Whitakers. They have given pride to our city and now is the time to enjoy this glorious moment...
Relations between Washington and Ottawa have actually been improving since 1982, when Secretary of State George Shultz started holding bilateral talks with Foreign Minister Allan MacEachen every three months. Colleagues at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the early 1950s, the two men enjoyed an excellent rapport that quickly trickled down through their respective bureaucracies. "We got energized knowing that our bosses were looking over our shoulders," says a U.S. diplomat. The meetings focused primarily on trade and economic issues; though Mulroney has not yet named MacEachen's successor, both U.S. and Canadian officials expect trade barriers to fall...
LOVE STREAMS Directed by John Cassavetes Screenplay by Ted Allan and John Cassavetes