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Gilda steered her love child into the teaching profession, but the pull of the '60s was too strong to keep Anita in the schoolroom for long. She spent a year in Paris clipping newspapers for the International Herald Tribune, another year in Geneva working for the United Nations, and then...
Harkin pulls out a newspaper clipping and putson his glasses. "At a grocers' convention,President Bush was amazed by the bar-code readersat the checkout counters. These readers have beenin use for over eleven years." Laughter. "Whatelse has Bush missed during his years inWashington? The Detroit Free Press said he...
Bush created the panel in 1989 but gave it new powers a year later, when he began hearing complaints from friends that his government was reregulating industries that the Reagan Administration had sought to deregulate. Not long afterward, the President appeared before aides one morning waving a newspaper clipping about...
Considering that this show runs for a grueling three hours, such fatigue is not surprising. This length is needless and avoidable. Director Cabranes-Grant should have kept the dialogue clipping along. Instead, the actors tend to linger over scenes of slapstick buffoonery. Both acts take an inordinately long time getting...
Many doctors agree. They complain that patients sometimes hear about developments through the press and come into medical offices waving a news clipping and demanding the latest treatment. Physicians say that without seeing a complete scientific report, they have no way of assessing the information or knowing whether it is...