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...armed forces are there to protect and serve the American people, with human lives, if necessary. Michael Waldorf...
...Yorkers to the presence of the President in their city is not excitement but irritation. His motorcade is going to tie up traffic. He may think he's in town to address the United Nations or raise money at one of those fat-cat banquets at the Waldorf, but as far as New Yorkers are concerned, he is there to cause them aggravation. And why, as a matter of fact, is the United Nations in New York? Also to cause aggravation, this time by taking up a lot of curb space with diplomatic-plates-only parking zones. In the minds...
...York City branch, Oscar Carino, nervously detailed how he delivered bundles of cash, usually $100,000, to the First Lady when she visited New York in the early 1970s. (Although she owned a fashionable six-story town house, Marcos preferred to stay in a $1,700-a-night Waldorf-Astoria suite.) Her personal secretary, Carino asserted, withdrew as much as $14.5 million in cash. A total of $6,671,919 went for jewels purchased from such houses as Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels...
...attention of The Crimson that the names of the two elderly gentlemen who berated and bedeviled the cast of The Muppet Show from the cheap seats high above the stage were not, as erroneously reported in Beth L. Pinsker's "Lessons From Sesame Street" in the May 21 Crimson, "Waldorf and Mortimer." They were, in fact, named Statler and Waldorf. Shame, shame. Adam Lane...
...Waldorf and Mortimer: You remember the conceited, totally self-satisfied dudes in tuxedos who sat up above the fray and imagined themselves to be incredibly sophisticated? At Harvard, they do the same thing at addresses all up and down Mt. Auburn...