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Other communities are watching closely. "How do we answer the old question 'Am I my brother's keeper'?" asked Randolph Arndt, a spokesman for the National League of Cities. "As a nation, we believe in caring, but we also believe that individual rights deserve protection." In New York 25 people have been committed so far, but many more may be affected. Like Brown, thousands choose to live on the street rather than in crowded, dangerous city shelters. Often they are victims of deinstitutionalization, the policy under which states over the past 20 years have emptied mental hospitals of their less...
...course, no translator of the classics has a guarantee of exclusivity: in the 20 years since Walter Arndt won the prestigious Bollingen Prize for his masterly version of Pushkin's Eugene Onegin, three publishers have brought out new translations of the same poem. Rabassa, who expects that his version of One Hundred Years of Solitude will ultimately be supplanted, believes the development is inevitable: "If you read Cervantes in Spanish today, he sounds relatively modern, but the translations of Don Quixote made by Cervantes' contemporaries seem terribly archaic." This variety of renditions has some advantages; each new translation...
...cable control issue has been a major focus of the convention in addition to being a major component of the League's Washington lobbying effort, said Arndt. He added that the organization spends a considerable portion of its $4 million budget on such lobbying efforts...
...addition to its more serious objectives of training workshops and resolution passage, the convention "is a revival meeting for these people to re-charge their batteries." Convention spokesman Randy Arndt said yesterday...
...Roger Arndt Madison...