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The desire to acquire is nothing new among publishers. Some 60% of U.S. dailies are chain-owned, a percentage that has been climbing steadily. But many publishing dynasties are running out of heirs, and recent estate tax-law changes have made it less lucrative to keep it all in the...
Hill Hawks. In an interview last week with TIME Correspondent Christopher Ogden, Warnke look pains to toughen up his image as an arms negotiator. He stressed that in the SALT negotiations he would Iry "to reduce the nuclear armaments on both sides in a fashion which preserves stability rather than...
Enter the winner, and hero, of Maccoby's book The Gamesman (285 pages; $8.95), published last week by Simon & Schuster. The gamesman loves glory and winning-not for the sake of wealth or power (though he may acquire both) but for the sheer joy of victory. He detests losing...
Lately, the most powerful woman in publishing has taken a few steps to enhance that titH She has consolidated her control of the Post Co. by forcing out President Larry H. Israel, 57, and asking the company's directors to combine the position with her own. Graham. 59, is...
If you acquire this pass (redeemable weekdays at 1 or 2 p.m.), go to the Museum of Science where, through January 23, over 300 watercolors by Olemara and Verda Peters depict the Tribal Peoples and Costumes of Southern Africa, including displays of tribal artifacts.