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...attitude is: what any might do, the others had better do. Since in a free press any number can demand credentials, around 1,000 reporters and cameramen, mostly American, jostled for position at Wiesbaden. In a speech not long ago, Reuven Frank, ex-president of NBC News, asked...
...broken threads of family life were tentatively rejoined. At 2:30 a.m., Alice Metrinko picked up her phone in Olyphant, Pa., to hear her son Michael, 34, say, "Hi, Mom." They chatted for 45 minutes. She asked why he had seemed to be hiding from the TV cameramen in Algiers. Well, he said, his shirt was ragged and dirty, and his trousers had no cuffs. He had lost about 40 Ibs. but insisted, "Oh, Mother, I feel fine." His first wish on getting home, he said, was to do some painting around the house. "The bathroom needs painting...
...main worries about having become a focus of inordinate public attention is that the cameramen who hound her every move might upset the children at her school...
Last week, during a subcommittee-level bargaining session, Walesa strolled to the gate to bring those outside up to date. Surrounded by bodyguards and a gaggle of photographers and television cameramen, he looked like a U.S. political candidate on the prowl for votes. "Ladies and gentlemen, Lech Walesa," a man with a microphone announced, and the crowd let go with a lusty "hip, hip, hurrah!" Walesa told the crowd that although the government was trying to undermine the workers, "your strike committee is participating fully in your strike, and in your effort for a victory...
...York Times, Washington Post and Los Angeles Times, all picking his brain about the platform compromises the night before. On another occasion a TV crew spotted him briefing colleagues and thought he was a Carter aide. "No lights! No pictures!" shouted the mortified Wilkie as the cameramen descended...