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Muriel Spark, Novelist Who Wrote 'The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie,' Dies at 88
Muriel Spark created one of the funniest and most sinister characters in modern fiction, Miss Jean Brodie.
New York Times - April 15, 2006
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Body believed to be missing girl found
CNN 		Body believed to be missing girl found
A district attorney said he plans to seek the death penalty against a Purcell, Oklahoma, man who was arrested after the body of a girl was found in his apartment.
CNN - April 15, 2006
Danube hits century high point
CNN 		Danube hits century high point
The Danube rose to its highest level in more than a century on Saturday. Waters rose to an 111-year high in the Romanian town of Bazias, near the Serbian border, flooding thousands of acres of farmland on the Danube's northern bank.
CNN - April 15, 2006
Corrections
A table last Sunday listing chief executives' compensation in 2005 misstated the size of the increase for Michael L. Eskew of United Parcel Service. His total direct compensation rose 5.7 percent, not 79.6. His total compensation, including the estimated value of stock options granted last year, ros...
New York Times - April 15, 2006
Off the Shelf: The Spectacle of Labor at the Trough
A book offers revealing and even funny scenes in an exposé of union corruption.
New York Times - April 15, 2006
Letters
Executive Pay, Revisited.
New York Times - April 15, 2006
Square Feet: Finding the Middle Ground in Manhattan Hotels
With Manhattan loaded with full-service hotels, the so-called midpriced hotels are finding eager customers.
New York Times - April 15, 2006
In a Short Week, Borrowing Costs Are the Buzz
Investors mostly remained on the sidelines in a short trading week, though the Dow Jones industrial average did manage a small gain. The markets were closed on Good Friday.
New York Times - April 15, 2006
The Count: It's Tax Time. Do You Know Where Your Money's Gone?
It's Tax Time.
New York Times - April 15, 2006
Suits: A Busman's Holiday for Disney's Chief
If you are the head of an entertainment giant, how do you act when you experience its new adventure ride for the first time? Real cool.
New York Times - April 15, 2006
Strategies: One Borrowed Share, but One Very Real Vote
Investors may be taking advantage of a loophole in regulations to cast shareholder votes that are far out of proportion to the number of shares they actually own.
New York Times - April 15, 2006
Career Couch: Nine to Five, and Then Some
Your boss expects you to work long hours, but you want a life, too. Is there a middle path?
New York Times - April 15, 2006
The Boss: The Midwest Perspective
Mark A. Ernst, the CEO of H&R Block, devised an accounting system at age 12 for his newspaper delivery route.
New York Times - April 15, 2006
Amending: Filed Your Taxes Early? It's Not Always a Good Move
Your taxes are done and you're feeling smug, but then a corrected Form 1099 arrives from your broker or mutual fund, changing the figures you reported.
New York Times - April 15, 2006
Market Week: All Eyes on Housing Numbers
Investors will be examining retail and wholesale prices for signs of rising inflation, but they may scrutinize reports on the housing market even more closely.
New York Times - April 15, 2006
The Goods: Oxygen at Hand, Delivered by the Sip
The makers of personal-sized oxygen canisters say that consumers are yearning for concentrated shots of the gas.
New York Times - April 15, 2006
Media Frenzy: Why Can't I Have Just the Cable Channels I Want?
Loosening the way that cable television channels are packaged would be like selling burgers and buns separately, companies argue. Others beg to differ.
New York Times - April 15, 2006
Economic View: Cost of Illegal Immigration May Be Less Than Meets the Eye
While some are contending that illegal immigrants are causing harm to Americans in the competition for jobs, the economic data suggests that the argument is overstated.
New York Times - April 15, 2006
[TS] Gretchen Morgenson: Fund Managers May Have Some Pay Secrets, Too
Amid all the talk about executive compensation and pay for performance, one group of managers has been pretty much untouched: those who run mutual funds.
New York Times - April 15, 2006
In Silicon Valley, a Man Without a Patent
Geoff Goodfellow came up with the idea of wireless e-mail, but he will never see a penny of the $612.5 million payday that has resulted from the technology.
New York Times - April 15, 2006
Is Poker Losing Its First Flush?
Three years into the poker boom, TV executives are betting that the game has real legs, even as some viewers are folding.
New York Times - April 15, 2006
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WILL LIFTING THE BAN ON GAYS SERVING OPENLY IN THE MILITARY HELP OUR SECURITY?
NO, IT WILL JUST ADD TO THE DECLINE OF OUR MORAL FOUNDATIONS.
YES, THERE WILL BE MORE PEOPLE WHO CAN SERVE IN THE MILITARY.
IT WILL HAVE NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON THE MILITARY, BUT IT GIVES A GOVERNMENT STAMP OF APPROVAL TO HOMOSEXUALITY.
NOT SURE.
 
 

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