G'day Penners,
You Americans sure are a confusing bunch!
Would it be right to say that the Democrats have actually done better out
of these elections than they might have expected before the Lewinsky story
broke?
If so, does it mean that all those loud fundamentalist bible-belters are
more
Well, class, here's some interesting news,
reformatted and re-punctuated for forwarding
and re)ing among your contacts on the Net.
Let's hope this does more than simply give
a free assist to some phony ponytail capitalists.
(Final post from Navasky, which I will not respond to, since I've said all
I have to say. Last night at a book party for Tariq Ali, I was talking to
somebody who has written for the Nation over the years and is fed up with
the magazine, especially with Alterman. I told her that I will be floating
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Doug Henwood (correctly) insists that the same firms are often both
financial and industrial, but this dualism really amounts to a
schizophrenia.
Yeah, but the dualism is sort of hardwired into the M-C-M' formula, no?
Doug
Pen-l-ers,
Another gem from 'Texas North' and the redneck right.
"Albertans prepare for winter in dark"
"Blackouts imminent in energy-rich province"
by Carol Harrington, Winnipeg Free Press, Nov.2, 1998
Dr. Michael Harvey is so afraid of the dark, he bought his own
generator.
The Calgary
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BLS DAILY REPORT, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1998:
The index of leading economic indicators remained unchanged in
November 5, 1998
MARKET PLACE
China's Reliability as Borrower May Be in Doubt
By JOSEPH KAHN
With a Chinese company set to default on a foreign bond payment for the
first time since the communists took power 50 years ago, some bankers worry
that a looming credit crunch could weaken China's
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Doug Henwood (correctly) insists that the same firms are often both
financial and industrial, but this dualism really amounts to a
schizophrenia.
Yeah, but the dualism is sort of hardwired into the M-C-M' formula, no?
More than that, in a debate on taxation I
Nicaragua Network Hotline November 2, 1998
SPECIAL REPORT ON HURRICANE MITCH
Last week, northern and western Nicaragua was hit by Hurricane Mitch, a
storm that is being described as one of the deadliest natural disasters in
the country's history. The latest news reports from Nicaragua place the
Maybe you guys how been over this before I signed on, but even if the
'dualism is hardwired' something has changed since post-war period. GM for
example used to make cars (well, vehicles if we include military); I read a
year or so ago in the business section of my local rag that that year they
From today's paper in Cochabamba, Bolivia:
La Paz (Los Tiempos).- The Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces [of
Bolivia], general Carlos Béjar, said yesterday that members of the military
"have their own reality" and with that argument he declared himself in
oppostion to re-opening
Actually it was US Steel's pres who said that sometime in the 1980s wrt to
steel production and plant shutdowns.
Anthony P. D'Costa
Associate Professor
Comparative International Development
University of Washington
1900 Commerce Street
Tacoma, WA 98402, USA
Phone: (253) 692-4462
Fax : (253)
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BLS DAILY REPORT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1998
RELEASED TODAY: "The Employment Situation: October 1998" was released
November 5, 1998
Russia Cannot Pay Its Foreign Debts
By MICHAEL R. GORDON
MOSCOW -- The Russian government said on Wednesday for the first time that
it will not pay its foreign debts next year, and will seek to renegotiate
the loans.
Wednesday's announcement is just the latest in a litany of
Regarding Fob James's defeat in the Alabama gubernatorial race, my
impression from a trip last spring to Alabama was that even many of the
people who voted for him were profoundly disappointed with his
administration.
Steven Zahniser
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On Thu, 5 Nov 1998, Michael Perelman wrote:
Now that the Democrats have managed to slide by without too much
damage from Clintons follies, I should remind you about a wonderful
new book from Michael Meerpol, Surrender: How the Clinton
Administration completed the Reagan Revolution.
I am
Doug wrote:
Yeah, but the dualism is sort of hardwired into the M-C-M' formula, no?
and, of course, he is correct.
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Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
E-Mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I heard Peter Schwartz on NPR today saying that the government offered the
Internet to ATT in 1978 and 1988. The company turned down the offer
saying that it had no commercial value. Can anybody verify that story?
Thanks.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
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