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...show made since March by the Disney Channel. Beyond that, will there be new dispatches from the Sidetrack Tap and the Chatterbox Cafe? "I need to let some air into Lake Wobegon," said Keillor. "That's one of the reasons for leaving the show." But, he says,"I owe a movie script to Sydney Pollack." The story will be set in Lake Wobegon, some decades in the past. Keillor knows the shape of the story he will do for Pollack, who directed Tootsie and Out of Africa: "There will be a wedding, and a funeral; that's clear...
While Fannie Mae is fighting for a refund, the implications go far beyond that one organization. If it loses the case, dozens of savings and loan associations -- some of them financially troubled -- will also owe millions of dollars in back taxes...
...grand opening," said Murdean Gulsvig, the cook this day, along with his wife Doris. Opening day was Feb. 1, 1986. They served 134 people in their new $34,000 building. Last year they took in $51,000, about $11,000 of that a clear profit. Today they owe only about $5,000 on their mortgage. "We're a nonprofit organization," volunteered Walter Barbknecht, who owns a striking resemblance to Mortimer Snerd. "When we're making money and not owing money, it has to be spent in the community. The park needs some equipment. And we just voted...
...suggestion by Secord and McFarlane that Congress is too stupid to know how to run international affairs and should leave such matters to experts in the President's military elite is fascism. Having military men in high office is dangerous because they feel they owe their allegiance only to their Commander in Chief, the President, as if he were a monarch, and not to the people...
...those Gorbachev is promoting, does not have that option. If Husak denounces the bad old days and encourages reforms within his country, he will in effect be denouncing himself and the policies he has followed for years. The same is true of other East European leaders, all of whom owe their positions to Moscow. The reforms that Gorbachev is introducing in the Soviet Union thus may yet have their greatest and most dangerous resonance in Eastern Europe...