Word: inks
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...writers eager to probe her personal life was oppressive to Streep, a private person who feels (following the fashion of Actor Robert De Niro and some lordly professional athletes) that newsprint could wrap fish even better if reporters did not go through the messy and wasteful process of putting ink...
Moreover, Wall Street was alarmed last week over reports that the flood of red ink may be growing, since that will increase the rate of borrowing even more. Though the Administration is sticking to its July forecast of a fiscal 1982 deficit of no more than $42.5 billion, projections last week by the Congressional Budget Office put the figure at closer to $60 billion. The Data Resources economic forecasting firm expects a budget shortfall of as much as $66 billion in the year ahead. If those figures are correct, Washington next year will have to borrow perhaps $25 billion more...
Last week's headline in the Philadelphia Bulletin carried a double meaning: it was jubilant-and it was printed in red ink...
...competition from suburban newspapers and local television news. Those hurdles proved insurmountable. Tonight received a huge injection from a $20 million News revitalization fund, but its circulation, headily projected at 300,000, finally slumped to 70,000. The News's profits gave way to a torrent of red ink: even with Tonight folded, the paper expects to lose $11 million this year. Said Publisher Robert Hunt: "We went all out to produce the liveliest, most interesting editorial package we could and, damn it, it didn't work. It was a bad marketing plan. We made a mistake...
...mark the first electoral test his Republicans face. Should Reagan's revolution work out the way he hopes it will, those congressional elections may well entrench the Republicans as the party of the '80s. If not, and if inflation is inflamed by federal budgets wallowing in red ink, the President will have to shoulder most of the blame. -By Walter Isaacson. Reported by Douglas Brew and Neil MacNeil/Washington...