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Article: Guardian Angel warns managers of city's uncertain future.
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- Real Estate Weekly
- Article date:
- January 24, 2001
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Guardian Angels founder and radio personality Curtis. Sliwa was the guest speaker at the monthly luncheon of the Institute of Real Estate Managers Wednesday. Perhaps surprisingly, the outspoken and defiantly un-P.C. Sliwa succeeded in molding his message to the 50 people in the audience, discussing the recent history of and challenges facing New York City.
Sliwa, a Brooklyn native who founded the Angels in 1980, related some of the history of the organization that brought him notoriety, and put the group's role in the perspective of Rudolph Guiliani's New York. Yes, he said, the Angels are less of a presence on New York's subways than in their heyday; today their ...