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...paper, the Los Angeles Times, has suffered through the hard economic times and weak advertising climate that have gripped Southern California since the early 1990s. And New York Newsday, one of four major papers in a city that many say can profitably support only two, had been gushing red ink -- as much as $100 million since its founding a decade ago. Times Mirror's profit margin has been 9% to 10%, well below the industry average. And Times Mirror stock has floundered, falling from $53 a share in 1987 to $24 before the Newsday closing...
...tough for an average sports fan to see the whole Radcliffe crew story. The eight that got most ink-- the No. 1 heavyweight boat-- did not have the greatest of seasons, finishing 1-5 in dual meets and not making the cut of for the finals at the Eastern Sprints...
...symbolize the length of time since the last balanced budget -- in 1969, when Elvis was still the King and the government took in $3.2 billion more than it spent. And that was an aberration: spending has exceeded revenues in 34 of the past 35 years-though the red ink did not become truly frightening until excessive tax cuts and accelerated defense spending were enacted during Ronald Reagan's presidency...
...declare, as Charles did to any of Robert's enthusiasms, "How perfectly goddamned delightful it all is, to be sure." Irony aside, that's how to respond to this magnificent study in ink and blood...
...above, of course, being an American creation) moves poetically through an alternately icy, snowy and watery landscape. Two black figures wordlessly negotiate the terrian with inky fluidity and cryptic relatedness. Their quest, timeless in its way as the dirdy birdy's endless mooning, communicates itself perfectly through the spare ink and paper rendtion...