TITLE

ONWARD AND UPWARD WITH WALL STREET

AUTHOR(S)
Brooks, John
PUB. DATE
November 1983
SOURCE
New Yorker;11/14/83, Vol. 59 Issue 39, p114
SOURCE TYPE
Periodical
DOC. TYPE
Article
ABSTRACT
Certainly one of the most popular, perhaps the most popular-of the weekly public affairs series appearing on national public television, "Wall Street Week," is a strikingly aloof, yet spirited, Friday evening appraisal of the world of investments conducted, with an elegance that occasionally borders on disdain, by a former newspaperman and network newscaster named Louis Rukeyser. The trip to Owings Mills from Wall Street, or anywhere else in the vicinity of New York City, is not a particularly easy or agreeable one, involving, as it does, a three hour drive, a forty-five-minute flight, or a two and a half hour train ride, followed in the second or third case by a long additional taxi or automobile ride to Owings Mills.
ACCESSION #
12912226

Tags: SECURITIES industry -- United States;  PUBLIC broadcasting;  AMUSEMENTS;  TELEVISION programs;  INVESTMENTS

 

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