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...worry about advertising," contended Robert Chlopak, a consultant to the Health Care Reform Project, which conceived the ads. But on Friday, Pizza Hut president Allan Huston appeared to back down from the company's threat. As a result, the reform project will try again to broadcast...
Aristide and the Administration have been cooperating to some extent. Last Friday, Radio Democracy -- which is actually a U.S. EC-130 airplane beaming radio waves into Haiti -- began transmitting a 50-min. taped broadcast by Aristide promising a future of reconciliation and economic and social reform if he returns. But Aristide in June cried that "never, never and never again" would he agree to be restored to power by a U.S. invasion -- a stance that would give Clinton endless trouble in justifying military action of that kind. Though Aristide last week called for "swift and definitive action," he indicated...
...producers, assistants, writers, etc.); his main talent is the ability to read large electronic type fluently and the cluck his tongue, shake his head or giggle at the appropriate times. Williams, like his fellow "news" people, should take a cue from the old Tylenol ad, and open the broadcast with a little bit of truth: "I'm not a reporter, but I play...
...however, the Dear Leader had still not sewn up his accession. The fact that the announcement of his father's death was delayed a full day and a half suggested to some outsiders that Kim Jong Il was busy lining up support behind the scenes. Several hours after the broadcast, a number of top Establishment figures came out with statements of allegiance to him. Even then, he was not styled President -- yet. That formality, assuming it comes, will have to wait for some quasi-coronation ceremonies at high councils of the party and state...
...came on slowly, with a few games here and there. Maybe I'd sit down with a couple of friends and some beer and watch the U.S. play; it was strictly recreational stuff. Then both games on a given afternoon, even the ones that were broadcast in Spanish on Univision. I rationalized that I was just tuning in to hear Andres Cantor's famous howl of "Gooooooool!" I didn't have a problem. I could have turned off the set anytime I wanted...