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Washington bureau discovered, the political arithmetic becomes vexingly complex when so much is at stake. Every day trade-offs are offered, bargains are made, alliances break up and form again. As the momentum shifts back and forth, counting noses becomes more and more difficult. For White House Correspondent Laurence Barrett, who tracked the tactics of the Reagan forces during the campaign and who interviewed the victorious President the morning after the Senate vote, it is "a matter of artful intuition, a case of deciphering the winks George Church with Betty and nudges of the handful of insiders who have...
They say Marty Barrett is the player of the future, and that Dave Stapleton can play second base. But this kind of thing can't keep happening if a team wants to contend. The mystique is gone now, for Remy and for everyone, and if the Red Sox want players to stay they will have to come up with the money to sign them. And it is scary to think that Jim Rice and Carney Lansford do not have long-term contracts...
Reported by Laurence I. Barrett and James Willwerth/Canc...
...like Sadat in an all-important region of the world would be a severe blow for any Administration. In Reagan's Washington, it opens a time of testing for a foreign policy apparatus that is still in the formative stage. -By George J. Church. Reported by Laurence I. Barrett and Gregory H. Wierzynski/'Washington
Beckford's and Barrett's times are particularly impressive considering that Beckford missed all of last week with a strained leg muscle, and Barrett began her season several weeks ago with times...