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...Trib's new editor is Murray Weiss, onetime managing editor of the paper in New York. With a circulation of 60,000, one-third better than the Times's 45,000, Weiss plans no radical changes. The Trib will continue to use the graceful, award-winning makeup that was discarded by the New York edition five years ago. It has a strong group of columnists, and it also has the Los Angeles Times-Washington Post news service at its disposal. That often means bylined, front-page stories on major events a day ahead of the Times. Weiss...
...nation's vast social progress while local officials expend their energy and ingenuity on making the programs work. So far, the Administration's most imaginative plan based totally on the concept of creative federalism is the $1 billion-plus Demonstration Cities program. It calls for the award of funds to municipalities that produce the most compelling plans for solving their own urban crises...
Sportswriters voted for Notre Dame. So did college coaches-reluctantly. The folks at the National Football Foundation couldn't seem to make up their minds at all, decided that they would award their version of the national college-football championship-and the MacArthur Bowl that goes with it-jointly to the Fighting Irish and the Spartans of Michigan State. Since there is only one MacArthur Bowl, however, that created a certain problem in logistics. Each college will keep the trophy for six months, and the flip of a coin will be used to determine which school gets it first...
...greatest quarterback in the history of college football." Now wait a minute, fellows. His high school coach remembers him as being "slow and awkward." Teammates say he is forever falling asleep. And his team has lost two out of its last three games. But last week sportswriters voted to award Florida's Steve Spurrier the Heisman Trophy as the No. 1 college player in the nation. And what does Spurrier, 21, say about that? "I guess," he moans, "that I was born a year too late...
Once merely the high priestess of a cult, Graham today has gained a much broader audience as well as symbolic recognition-the $30,000 Aspen Award last year plus honorary degrees from