Owners of rescue ranches see the problem of neglected and abused horses first-hand.
What Tiffany's death highlights in particular is the growing problem of neglect.
Sachs points out that focussing on cost-effectiveness neglects the problem of neglect; $4 trillion went to the banks, but nothing went to fighting poverty.
Whether the government will confront the problem of neglect in a land whose economy is nose-diving and 300,000 college graduates cannot find jobs, is not clear.
PAGE A12 Islam in Europe's Jails: A Problem of Neglect Muslim prisoners in France find some solace in the Koran, but jails in Europe are poorly equipped to deal with the sharp rise in the number seeking to strengthen their Islamic heritage.
A cap on the cost-of-living adjustment, for example, would be a nightmare for pensioners were inflation to flare up, because they would have no way of making up the loss in their purchasing power.But after years of neglecting the problem, such changes will be hard to avoid.
The landholder, Rosenberg Diamond Development Corporation, has for months been accused by the tenant group, Bronx Acorn, of neglecting serious problems at several of its 49 apartment buildings.
General Clark, a former NATO commander and Army officer who last week announced his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination, accused the Bush administration of neglecting economic problems and of pursuing a dangerous go-it-alone foreign policy.
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It is likely that Mr. Obama, with a particularly large domestic agenda, does not want to spend too much time in Europe, where he might be accused of sightseeing or of neglecting the larger problems of America.
