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...sometimes demand to see a movie before they would consent to fight. Had the U.S. command known this, of course, it could have significantly altered the course of the war by buying up all the projectors carried by Saigon electronics stores, which was where the V.C. shopped for their Bell & Howells...
DIED. TERREL BELL, 74, Ronald Reagan's first Secretary of Education; of pulmonary fibrosis; in Salt Lake City, Utah. Bell's department--initially targeted for elimination--survived after he helped engineer an influential report, A Nation at Risk, which sparked a drive for educational reform...
Only 23 of the original 44 bells were saved. 22 now sit in Lowell's tower, where they were arranged by a Russian monk. The largest weighs 12.5 tons, and measures nine feet in diameter. The second largest, and the only bell outside Lowell, can be found atop the Business School's Baker Library...
...names Pete Sampras, Andre Agassi, Monica Seles and Steffi Graf ring a bell...
...outcome by changing his approach. He talked about the breakdown of family and urged people to begin by changing "from inside out," changes that reach "the values, the spirit, the soul." In reality, however, Mr. Clinton was a charter New Democrat and has governed as one since the opening bell. His administration moved to the right on nearly every core economic issue since taking power. Think of it as "putting corporations first." He has preferred the financial markets over working people in his budget package although ostensibly he defends their rights. He has allowed insurance companies, not the consumers...