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...building's kitchen was commandeered by Brezhnev's personal chef, Ivan Biryukov, who prepared meals carefully supervised by physicians from food flown in from Moscow. The Soviet leader even ate Biryukov's concoction-a kind of puree of cooked vegetables-at the official dinner. When Biryukov was not in the kitchen, it was kept locked and guarded...
...team their trip out to Stanford University last weekend--they saw more of the inside of airports, gyms and hotel rooms than of sunny beaches and San Francisco sights. Rising at 6 a.m. Saturday morning, they went to the airport, flew to San Fran, had a two-hour practice, ate dinner, and then observed a 10 p.m. curfew by going to bed. The following day they played Stanford and lost miserably, and Monday morning they caught a 5:15 a.m. plane bound for Boston. There were tiny patches of fun during the trip, however. After the match against Stanford...
...around the right circle and popped a quick wrist shot through Lau's legs for a 1-0 B.U. lead at 18:21. From that point on, up until the last two minutes, Harvard's wide-open skating game turned sloppy enough for the trough. And the Terriers just ate it up, scoring three goals in the second period to put the game out of reach...
Harvard had bolted to an early 16-7 lead with its finest offensive output in any half this year (296 yards in the game's first two quarters) but turnovers, penalties and five straight second-half possessions ending in either a punt of a fumble ate most of that away...
...hours later the Presidents, their wives and 92 others arrived, amid fife-and-drum fanfare, for a black-tie state dinner at the 260-year-old Royal Governor's Palace in Williamsburg, twelve miles from Yorktown. Reagan, loose and happy, spilled a wineglass; Mitterrand, somewhat less bouncy, ate what was undoubtedly his first Virginia ham biscuit...