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Monetarism is dead, or so it's said.
McDonnell Douglas Corp. said the names of the operating companies in its information systems group
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration reached outside its own ranks Tuesday for a
After reading the July 30 article on the poverty of children I feel sick at heart and somewhat helpless.
The picture accompanying Bob Drogin's article (July 30) showed the true victims of poverty: the children.
We feel the article which appeared in the Long Beach section of the Los Angeles Times on Thursday, Oct. 24, did not accurately reflect statements made concerning our impressions, relationships and support of the Compton community.
In the play, "Death of a Salesman," Willy Loman's wife declares passionately that "attention must be paid!"
The state highway authority last week approved hiring Pinkerton's guards for a three-month trial period to catch toll cheats on the Garden State Parkway.
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Your series on the poor prompted many letters concerning the children of poor parents.
In a letter to The Times regarding "America and Its Poor" series, Allan MacDougall wrote: "Why do
Reading Barry Bearak's article (July 29) on the poor of this country, I was almost instantly transported back to the days when my family was on welfare--although in those long ago days it was called "relief."
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Most of the parents interviewed in your series on poverty have three, four, five and six children.