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...President's conservative critics decry his current impulses as creeping Nancyism, a desire to play to history. If every young Senator sees a future President in the mirror each morning, every President sees a potential peacemaker. But there is certainly nothing wrong with that; playing to history beats playing to cramped political constituencies...
After World War II, government policy continued to reinforce the saving ethic. In a mirror image of the U.S. system, interest income in Japan is exempt from taxation, while interest payments on loans do not qualify for tax credits. The Japanese have always saved, rather than borrowed, to finance such major purchases as cars or houses...
Throw Momma From the Train is a funky, silly comedy which shows that Danny DeVito has great promise as a director of comedy. He may look like "a troll that should be hanging from a rear view mirror," but he thinks like a combination of Rod Serling and the Roadrunner...
CLEMSON, S.C.--Taped to each mirror in the San Diego St. men's soccer team's hotel room here is a copy of last week's "Bottom Ten" poll by Steve Harvey...
Ever wonder how much Americans spend on munching hot dogs at football games or buying ski equipment for a winter jaunt? With the aid of the WEFA econometrics firm, a new Times Mirror magazine called Sports inc.: the Sports Business Weekly has compiled a gross national sports product (GNSP). The New York City- based magazine says Americans last year sank $47.25 billion, or more than 1% of total GNP, into sports. That puts sports just below the $49.5 billion motor vehicles industry but well ahead of the $38.9 billion U.S. petroleum and coal business. The GNSP includes estimates of spending...