Appearance
1934Year Police told to keep order
not "necessarily" to watch games Taxes Endurance of His Police.
1935Year WASHINGTON.
Not "Parochial Happening."
1976Year WE SOMETIMES forget that Tennessee Williams is a comic writer. An ironic comic writer musing on the lonely tragedy of separateness, but musing with some humor. Most of his plays—
not “The Glass Menagerie,” perhaps, and certainly not “Outcry"—might be justifiably termed “moral comedies.” The Theater: ‘Iguana,’ Effectively Revised
1992Year To the Editor: The point that Anthony Lewis makes in his May 31 column is that the American people do not want to pay for the Government services they use. Fair enough. However, he is incorrect on the recreational boat fee. That "user fee" on boats goes entirely into the general fund
not $1 goes to providing Coast Guard services. The basis for objections to the fee is that Coast Guard availability is decreasing at the same time that boaters are paying this added fee. There's No Subsidy in Coastal Flood Insurance; 'User Fee' on Boats
1947Year tax returns showing $337,562 income, '40, compared with $11,342 income reptd to draft bd RUBINSTEIN PROFIT $337,562 IN 1940
Not $11,342 as He Told Draft Board, Records Produced at His Trial Show
2008Year An article on June 13 about Martha’s Vineyard on a budget misstated the price for one adult round trip on the Vineyard Fast Ferry over Memorial Day weekend. The round-trip fare was $86.50, which included fuel surcharges and port and security fees
not $94.50. (See www.vineyardfastferry.com for current fares.). Correction: On Martha’s Vineyard on a Budget. Seriously.