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...fact, "classy trash" may be too harsh a description. Most issues contain lively columns by writers like John Simon, Marie Brenner and "Adam Smith." The Rupert Murdoch stamp doesn't necessarily crush talent. The Murdoch Empire...
...championing consumer and environmental issues. In 1982 he was elected Governor by a margin of 25,000 votes out of 406,000 cast, considered a landslide in New Mexico. Under state law, however, Anaya cannot succeed himself, a fact that has made him work feverishly to put his populist stamp on state government and consolidate power in the Governor's office. He has persuaded the state legislature to place more state policy and planning functions under his control. To keep the bureaucracy in line, Anaya is in the process of naming six "policy aides" to be his personal liaisons...
Keynesian economics, first articulated in the late 1930s, also earned its intellectual stamp of approval in Harvard seminar rooms. Forty-five years ago, a clique of young intellectuals, somewhat to the chagrin of the economics department, became the first Americans to teach the radical new subject. Within a decade many of the same men found themselves in heavy demand, as Washington espoused a then-unheard of degree of government intervention in the economy...
...postage stamp was abolished in Germany, owing to the cost of printing being greater than the face value of the stamps. Hereafter German letters will bear a cancellation indicating that postage has been paid. The lightest letter from Germany costs, at the present rate of exchange, 200,000 marks to deliver...
...Indian baskets are becoming quite fashionable works of art to own," said Mellor. "Sotheby's started auctioning them recently, and that's the stamp of chic. Now everybody's interested," he added...