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Frank Edwards Hufford: Greyhound driver happily ventured nation
When Frank Edwards Hufford was still a suckling babe, a Swedish immigrant started a company that would become the youth's work and enduring love. At 15-cents a ride, Carl Wickman began what would become the Greyhound Lines bus company, transporting...
Tags: American Airlines, Inc., Greyhound Lines Incorporated, Immigration
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Hart to heart: Burbank's Colony Theatre fights to survive
The Colony Theatre in Burbank continues its fight for survival due to serious financial shortfalls, but you'd never know it from the venerable mid-sized venue's fine season-ender, "Falling for Make Believe." This world premiere musical by Mark Saltzman,...
Tags: Music Theater, Arts and Culture, Music, Music Industry, Pneumonia
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Austerity is hurting our health, say researchers
ReutersBy Kate Kelland LONDON, April 29 (Reuters) - Austerity is having a devastating effect on health in Europe and North America, driving suicide, depression and infectious diseases and reducing access to medicines and care, researchers said on Monday....Tags: University of Oxford, Pneumonia, Marketing, Stanford University, Malaria
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Jessica Chastain to star in Liv Ullmann's film of 'Miss Julie'
This post has been corrected, as detailed below. Jessica Chastain is currently on Broadway in "The Heiress," playing Catherine Sloper, a rich girl with boyfriend and daddy problems. Now Variety reports that she's been tapped to play another classic...
Tags: Neil LaBute, Samantha Morton, Long Island, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Mike Figgis
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Looking Back
Southern California’s love affair with the automobile is expressed annually at the Los Angeles Auto Show, which for over a hundred years has been a barometer of industry trends and public tastes in all things car-related. As a city, Los Angeles...
Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Oldsmobile, Auto Shows, Auto Trends, World War II (1939-1945)
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Obama slanders the 1920s to justify his failures
"When it comes to our foreign policy, you seem to want to import the foreign policies of the 1980s, just like the social policies of the 1950s and the economic policies of the 1920s," President Barack Obama told Mitt Romney in their final debate. Obama...Tags: Labor Legislation, Steve Jobs, Barack Obama, Elections, Mitt Romney
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President Obama has steered the nation wisely through troubled times
I was flabbergasted by Stanley Glinka's recent letter criticizing President Obama's performance in office ("Obama made U.S. weaker, more vulnerable," Oct. 31). He obviously lives in a different country than the rest of us. Let me point out that over...Tags: Libya, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Barack Obama, Elections, Government
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Margaret Talbot's 'The Entertainer' an engaging tribute
-------------------- The Entertainer Movies, Magic and My Father's Twentieth Century Margaret Talbot Riverhead: 432 pp., $28.95 -------------------- In "The Entertainer: Movies, Magic and My Father's Twentieth Century," New Yorker staff writer...Tags: Family, Celebrities, Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., Travel, William Randolph Hearst
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Book review: 'The Lost Prince' by Selden Edwards
-------------------- The Lost Prince A Novel Selden Edwards Dutton: 437 pp., $26.95 -------------------- Three years ago, a first-time novelist and longtime English teacher named Selden Edwards popped up on bestseller lists with "The Little Book,"...
Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Book, Newspaper and Magazine, Authors, World War II (1939-1945)
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Allan Powell: History only repeats itself with human assistance
It took more than 600 pages for author William D. Cohan to disclose the origin and development of what became Goldman Sachs, a financial giant which once had an office on Wall Street. There is much to be learned about investment and banking from Cohan&...Tags: NYSE Euronext, Inc., Lloyd Blankfein, Warren Buffett, Economy, Business and Finance, Mortgages
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Anna Schwartz dies at 96; economist, expert on monetary policy
Anna Schwartz, an economist and coauthor with Milton Friedman of a book on monetary policy that shaped the views of central bankers including Federal Reserve ChairmanBen S. Bernanke, has died. She was 96. Schwartz died Thursday at her home in Manhattan...Tags: Banking, Stanford University, Milton Friedman, John Taylor, George W. Bush
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Maurice Sendak dies at 83, author of 'Where the Wild Things Are'
He had already been proclaimed "the Picasso of children's books" by Time magazine when Maurice Sendak, then in his 30s, wrote and illustrated "Where the Wild Things Are," a dark fantasy that became one of the 10 bestselling children's books of all time....
Tags: Sesame Street (tv program), Arts and Culture, Easter, Norman Mailer, Barack Obama
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