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...stressed that any area in the Fogg designated to display Busch-Reisinger art would indicate that the art is part of the Busch collection and not part of the 100,000 pieces owned by the Fogg. The Busch collection would "keep its own identity," Bowron said...
...very excited about this. It is really a major exhibition, both to scholars and the general public," said Peter Nisbet, curator of the Busch-Reisinger Museum and co-ordinator of this exhibit...
...found out that he didn't own them when he tried to sue Anheuser--Busch for using a shot of the Statue in an advertisement. The judge got a kick out of the case, but Iaccoca lost...
...Dolly Parton's new Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, Tenn. Country music rarely sounded so all-fired wholesome as it does at Nashville's Opryland. No city zoo ever boasted rides like the Congo River Rapids, the Stanleyville Falls flume or the vertigo-inducing Scorpion--all to be found at Busch Gardens in Tampa. Early Christians never found accommodations as plush as the ones at the "21st century Christian campground" of Heritage USA near Fort Mill, S.C. As for the twin fountainheads of theme parks--Disneyland in Anaheim, Calif., and the gigantic Walt Disney World outside Orlando--they offer nothing less...
Even the most reputable influence peddlers use their political connections to build leverage. As director of the 1984 G.O.P. Convention, Lobbyist William Timmons, a quietly genial man who represents such blue- chippers as Boeing, Chrysler, ABC and Anheuser-Busch, controlled access to the podium. G.O.P. Senators lobbied him for prime-time appearances. A Wall Street Journal reporter described Senator Pete Domenici of New Mexico, who was running for re-election in the fall of 1984, thanking Timmons a bit too effusively for allotting time for him to address the convention. "You told me you'd give me a shot," gushed...