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The problem with the Boston area, he says, is the relative invisibility of its Black middle class. Time has tempered his distaste for the city, but it is still not a place he loves.
The problem with the Boston area, he says, is the relative invisibility of its Black middle class. Time has tempered his distaste for the city, but it is still not a place he loves.
Temperature's rising on late night TV, and the young fellow with the thermometer -- oh, it's a microphone -- is Ron Reagan, former ballet dancer, occasional journalist and permanent son of the 40th President of the U.S. Gipperphiles will tune in to THE RON REAGAN SHOW to see the host...
To Weicker, who earned a reputation as a stubborn and short-tempered maverick during three terms in the U.S. Senate, the solution was obvious: cut the sales levy and impose a 6% income tax. Addressing the legislature in February, Weicker argued that without tax reform, "our Connecticut, as we envision...
Germans are beginning to show a sense of qualified optimism -- a certainty that the country will prosper, tempered by an equal certainty that there will be difficult years to survive before it does. "1990 was a year of good news; 1991 is a year of bad news; but 1992 will...