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...Whip inflation Now buttons and swine flu innoculations, while Selective Service officials have contended that 98 per cent of the 4 million young men asked to sign up will comply. But meanwhile, figures showed that as many as 25 per cent in the area may not have listened to Cater's call to arms...
...Whip inflation Now buttons and swine flu innoculations, while Selective Service officials have contended that 98 per cent of the 4 million young men asked to sign up will comply. But meanwhile, figures showed that as many as 25 per cent in the area may not have listened to Cater's call to arms...
...Reagan orchestrates these various groups he needs to win the election will be a critical test of his leadership. If he seems to cater too much to the Southern fundamentalists, for example, he risks alienating urban ethnic voters in the North. Some of Reagan's backers in Detroit and elsewhere are demonstrating the zealotry that helped lose the election for Goldwater and lean perform the same feat for Reagan. Says Ed Meese, Reagan's chief of staff: "It is a difficult balancing act on some of these things, but it is a necessary one to reflect the broad spectrum...
Time delights in the story behind the story. Maddened by a putdown from Joan Kennedy but under orders not to respond, "Rosalynn Cater's anger vibrated through the White House corridors" only to show up on the Time Inc. seismograph. And the talent for summation almost overwhelms. When voters told pollsters that they wouldn't support Jimmy Carter in November, "their mood was captured by Roy Brown, a food company executive in Fort Lee, N.J., who declared: 'We need a change. anything would be better than four more years of Jimmy Carter...
...Paradise (lost) of Chicago. Many that still exist have become porn houses. Others were stripped and chopped into two, three or even four cinemas. Manhattan's Radio City Music Hall, the grande dame of U.S. movie palaces, only narrowly survived last year. Nor do all those that remain cater to the arts. Chicago's old Century Theater metamorphosed into a multilevel shopping center. The old Loew's Valencia in Queens, N.Y., restored at a cost of $250,000, now houses an evangelical church; angels' wings and clothing have been added to the 12-ft.-tall Indian...