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Back when city planning was still a matter of deciding which neighborhood to carve up with the new freeway and how many grim apartment towers to insert in a newly leveled megalot, the Los Angeles Community Redevelopment Agency decided to move its offices. The agency was stuck in an unfashionable downtown building on grubby, declining Spring Street, so in 1955 the city's official redevelopers fled to new quarters...
...confident that they can meet medical needs in small incidents. However, larger accidents require more technology and resources than any one country can provide. "It would be irresponsible not to take advantage of what we, the Soviets and the Brazilians have learned," says Gale. "We should pool that knowledge." Grim practice may not make perfect. But it could save lives the next time...
...were hurt in the latter part of the season by injuries to Jane [Grim] and Katie [McEnaney]," Lamborghini said, making it clear that this was no reason for the Crimson's four-game losing streak. "But this is not an excuse, it's a fact...
Elliot Stein, chairman of Stifel Financial Corp., one of the city's largest investment firms, addresses his employees in grim jest: "I would like to open our teleconference by leading you in prayer...
...positions warn almost with one voice that this situation is precarious in the extreme. Foreigners will not continue forever to finance American profligacy, and the stock-market crash was a relatively mild foretaste of what could happen if they pull their money out. The nation would then face a grim choice of financing the deficit by ruinous printing-press inflation or a sudden, brutal cutback in spending that might trigger a real economic bust...