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Life in these United States--and the world (in no particular order): covert operations; air safety; Toshiba sales to Russia; nuclear winters; gangs; taxes; crooked TV evangelists; minority problems; lying government officials; the deficit; terrorism; teen-age suicide; freeway shootings; inept President; apartheid; unemployment; AIDS; Middle East; freeway traffic; communism; heart disease; Nicaragua; acid rain; crime; Nazism, 40 years later; starvation; nuclear bombs; insider trading; cancer; poverty; rape; disconnected odometers; the homeless; hostile takeovers; divorce; nuclear waste; drugs; child abuse; jail space; anti-Semitism; pollution.
Gosh, we’re having fun. This is progress?
EDWIN H. DONCHEY
Los Angeles
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