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Taibbi: Will "Goldman Penis Envy" Crash The Economy Again?

Nearly fifteen years ago, on December 10, 2006, the CEO of Senderra, a subprime mortgage lender owned by Goldman, Sachs, sent a grim report to its parent company. “Credit quality has risen to become the major crisis in the non-prime industry,” Senderra CEO Brad Bradley wrote, adding that “we are seeing unprecedented defaults and fraud in the market.” Within four days, senior executives at Goldman decided to “get closer to home” by unloading risky mortgage instruments. They didn’t alert regulators, of course, but did save their own hides, with Goldman CEO Lloyd Blankfein soon after ordering subordinates to sell off the ugly “cats and dogs” in their mortgage portfolio.

Tecumseh barber Dick Covell wraps up nearly 55-year career

Arlene Bachanov Special to The Daily Telegram TECUMSEH For Dick Covell, this Saturday will be the first one in a very long time that he hasn’t been at Gregory’s Barber and Styling Shop in Tecumseh in the very early hours of the morning for his customers.  “I started opening up early a long time ago,” he said, and gradually it got earlier and earlier. “Now it’s 6 o’clock and I have guys sitting out there at 5:30. But now they’ll have to come at 8.”  That’s because Covell, who’s 74 years old, retired this past Saturday, bringing an end to a barbering career that began in the fall of 1966.