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...stage show has no more plot than a bagful of rainbows. But on a new RCA album, relieved of the need for action and reduced to pure sound, Joy becomes the sunniest original-cast LP of the year, an irresistible fantasia of blues, bossa nova, jazz and mild rock that tumbles beautifully out of living-room loudspeakers...
...that new policemen in Boston are usually assigned to the ghettos- a policy that is in itself questionable because new policemen, being inexperienced, are least well-equipped to handle highly-tense situations- while there are no particularly "tough" areas in Cambridge. The worst project in Cambridge- Columbia Point- is mild compared to most Boston ghettos...
...declared Rhodesia an independent member of the Commonwealth. But nickel, chrome and other exports are finding their way to world markets via neighboring South Africa and the Portuguese colonies of Mozambique and Angola. Salisbury's shops are full of imported goods, and the capital is even experiencing a mild building boom...
Potato chips and pretzels of two different sizes were provided for those who did not like the cookies. There was even a choice of three dips for the spectators and swimmers in attendance-mild onion, sharp onion, and pepper. "Wow, this pepper dip reminds me of the Islands," one of the male spectators was overheard saying...
Many businessmen would feel the pangs of any such downturn, but the pain would be mild compared with what happened in the four full-sized recessions of the past two decades. Industrial production dropped as much as 15%, corporate profits fell 21% to 30%, and unemployment rates hit peaks of 6% to 8%. Heller says it is a toss-up whether the situation the board majority foresees should be called a recession; he suggests "mini-micro recession." The important thing, adds Pechman, is that 'the U.S. is experiencing "a policy-induced pause" because of severe monetary and fiscal restraint...