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...committed to the Harvard Corporation last September that the deficit last year would not exceed half the previous year’s deficit of $5.9 million, and the school implemented a wide range of cost-cutting measures designed to balance its budget—most notably eliminating 52 staff positions, closing the school’s Washington office and selling off real estate holdings in Cambridge. The KSG also increased its tuition and upped administrative charges on research grants and restricted gifts...
...private TV channel, Star TV, together with Özal's son, Ahmet, in 1989. The privatization boom of the 1990s allowed the Uzans to expand into other media and utilities - and to build the country's second-largest mobile-phone carrier, Telsim. Family assets, according to Forbes magazine, now exceed $1.3 billion. And Cem Uzan heads the country's second-most popular political grouping, the Youth Party, which he founded in July last year as a vehicle for his own political ambitions. But as the Uzans' reach has grown, so too have their troubles. During the telecom boom...
During the 1980s, as it became clear gasoline conservation was working, aided by a nasty recession, one energy forecast after another anticipated ever better mileage. The American Petroleum Institute, swept up by auto-industry fervor, announced in September 1981 that "forecasts of fuel efficiency for new cars now exceed those mandates (27.5 m.p.g.), suggesting an industry-fleet average of 30 m.p.g. by 1985." Not exactly: this year the average is still 27.5 m.p.g. for vehicles officially labeled as passenger cars, but for the entire fleet of vehicles, including SUVs and trucks, it is much worse. The best overall fuel economy...
Though the cap is not federal legislation—such legislative attempts to limit hours of medical residents have previously failed in Congress—ACGME has the power to take away the accreditation of those hospitals that allow their residents to exceed this limit...
...underground comix, another featured Art Spiegelman - the publisher's ballrooms are the reason everyone shows up. Because the festival excludes mainstream and "genre" houses, the publishers who concentrate on singular artistic visions get a targeted demographic to die for. Consequently sales for these oftentimes one-woman operations far exceed those at most other conventions. Filled with interesting and often hard-to-find singularities, it becomes the best comicbook store in America for one day. So now it's getting crowded...