[Magdalen] Smaller but not Forgotten.

[Jim Guthrie]

>article about it correctly.  Who knows? The waltons and the kochs might get
>into a bidding war.

Too Late . .

The former New York State Theater has already renamed for David H Koch a couple 
of years ago as the result of a hefty donation for remodeling. It's home to the 
NYC Ballet and formerly the NYC Opera Company (despite their narrative of being 
simple (rich) Midwesterners, the Koch Bros. apparently spend most of their time 
in NYC)..

>It's a reflection of how costs have changed over the decades.  Of course,
>it may all come to haught; NYC could be Detroit II by 2019, which is when

How so? Unlike Detroit, NYC has always had a very diverse economic base. Heck in 
1960 there were more garment workers in NYC than Detroit had auto workers. With 
the evaporation of the garment industry in  NYC,  Detroit now has more 
autoworkers than NYC ha garment workers! Hasn’t helped Detroit -- and NYC's 
economy continues to grow (despite the BS about NY being the land of taxes 
driving people away).

Cheers,
Jim Guthrie

"People of the Levant don’t know shit . .  ." Nihilisticus 23:2