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Last year, ruling on a suit by landowners and developers who wanted to overthrow McAlevey's program, the New York State Court of Appeals upheld-and praised-Ramapo's scheme. Says McAlevey: "What we fought for was the right of a community through its elected officials to chart its own destiny...
...half-back and interior linemen also were given good grades in Restic's chart book. The first unit of center Carl Culig, guards Bill Ferry and Bob Kircher, and tackles Tim Manna and Dan Jiggetts got a particularly glowing rating...
...President's explanations of Watergate have corresponded closely with those of his closest former aides, John Ehrlichman and H.R. Haldeman, and in most respects with those of former Attorney General John Mitchell. Thus it is not surprising that many people believe that these men were lying too (see chart). Indeed, the percentage of people who think that Mitchell was lying increased after the Nixon press conference from 41% to 56%, despite one answer in which the President supported Mitchell's testimony. There would seem to be a paradox, however, in the fact that many also disbelieve John Dean...
...offensive again, he has summoned more than 80 Vatican "ambassadors" and heads of missions to Frascati in the Alban Hills near Rome. It will be the first plenary assembly of papal diplomats in Vatican history. The meeting, scheduled for early September, is expected to chart the Vatican's next moves toward better relations with Communist and non-Christian countries. Just how successful Pope Paul's past diplomatic overtures have been is underscored by the fact that the Holy See now has the right to name bishops in all Eastern European countries except Albania, and maintains diplomatic relations with...
...mark the cycles of the sun, and Chichen Itza, like Stonehenge, clearly shows the extremes of lunar movement. On the banks of the Mississippi near St. Louis, observing posts at the largest city-temple complex built by Indian tribes in the U.S. (circa A.D. 800-1 550) chart the solstices and equinoxes. So far the only baffling exception is the hodgepodge of 2,000-year-old designs, including miles-long triangles and elaborate animal figures, on the great rainless plains of southern Peru...