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...prime pickings of Ari's $20 million art collection, part of which already adorns her 15-room apartment on Manhattan's Fifth Avenue. While Onassis' lawyers unravel the knots of his empire and will, they are continuing to pay Jackie's $600,000-a-year allowance. Whatever the outcome, Jackie will be better heeled in her own right than ever before: she received no more than $80,000 from the estate of her erratic father, "Black Jack" Bouvier, and was left perhaps $5 million by President Kennedy...
Another source of employment is the Federal Elections Commission, set up to oversee the new campaign financing law. Three of its six $38,000-a-year seats have been filled with losers. The President appointed one: former Missouri Congressman Tom Curtis, 63, who lost his Senate race against Tom Eagleton. Two others were named by House party leaders: Rhode Island Democrat Robert Tiernan, 46, and Wisconsin Republican Vernon Thomson...
...first year, the ark's main 8,000-gallon pond has produced two 50-lb. crops of fish-a better yield, says Todd, than achieved by China's successful aquaculture ponds. Not counting the $9,000-a-year salaries (plus $2,000 per dependent) that the institute has begun to pay some of its dozen full-time staffers the entire cost of building and stocking the ark was only...
...brand Kissinger an appeaser and demand the removal of a President is a curious blend of simple and lordly tastes. He likes the perquisites of his $90,000-a-year job, including being chauffeured in a black Cadillac limousine. Meany rides in front -not as a gesture toward egalitarianism, but because he gets carsick if he tries to read while sitting in back. On his way home to Bethesda, Md., he usually pores over the New York Daily News, a surviving habit from his days in The Bronx, which he left almost 30 years...
...recruiting weeks of January and February, the coaching staff coordinates tactics. "We've got to see how a guard in Texas compares with a guard in California," says Boulac, "and decide which we want." Notre Dame also has to be careful not to offer too many $4,000-a-year scholarships. In a rule adopted last year to cut costs and stop colleges from buying their way into the top ten, the N.C.A.A. has limited the number of football scholarships a school can give to 30 a year...