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...multihero angle, but neither one is genuinely mod or engrossing. The three attorneys, one a woman, earn their bread by serving a stuffy Los Angeles firm, and their kicks by melodramatically providing legal aid from a ghetto storefront. The five interns, including one female and one black, churn in a centrifuge of subplots as soaperific as any afternoon hospital show...
...Clemente is more a change of scene than a change of pace. He still starts his office appointments at 8:30 a.m., and it is often 6 p.m. before he can get away in his golf cart to the nearby villa. Cabinet ministers, aides, politicians and Republican candidates churn in and out of the small city (pop. 17,000) as the business of state continues. Nixon's changes of scene, of course, inevitably alter San Clemente's own scene for both good and ill. To assess the changes, TIME Correspondents Simmons Fentress and Timothy Tyler collaborated on this...
Denying Xerox's accusations, Bart M. Stevens, president of IBM's office-products division, said that the new copier uses a "specially developed photoconductor" that IBM patented in 1965. The 40-in.-high model can churn out letter-or legal-size copies at a 600-per-hour rate from a roll of plain white paper. It sells for $19,200 or rents for $200 a month plus 2.3? per copy...
...lucky for the poor man's overtaxed heart that Merilee and Sam had decided to have their prenuptial breakfast in the palmy shade at his old lady's refreshment stand, where he could rest and have his wife churn him a cooling drink in her blender...
...intramural philosophizing but has no plans to embrace either interpretation. He has taken some courses close to New Publius' theory, others more appealing to Cato. That simply proves that the man in the White House is not a consistent ideologue, which is perhaps just as well. Whatever treatises churn forth from the White House, politics is still the art of the possible...