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...resilience of Colleen Dewhurst and the stoicism of Ben Gazzara cope with the killing pressure of acting out that marriage made in hell known as the Strindberg couple? This is the ultimate drama within the drama on the stage of Boston's Shubert Theater...
Unlike the vast majority of his oil-industry colleagues, Bradshaw remains convinced that free enterprise alone cannot cope with the energy crisis. Says he: "The signals provided by the free enterprise system must be supplemented by governmental signals. Government must set the goals as well as the incentives and disincentives." Bradshaw would even accept Government price setting-but only on one product, crude oil, with the condition that the tag should reflect replacement costs...
Beyond these services, the extramural-hospital system offers the stay-at-homes trained therapists and household help. Such aid is particularly important for elderly couples if, say, one partner has had a stroke and the other can no longer cope with the chores. A "meals-on-wheels" service, manned by volunteers-mainly from the Red Cross-delivers some 1,000 hot trays a day. If the patient needs help, the volunteer can quickly summon a nurse, social worker or the patient's family physician, who retains overall charge of the case. Says Susan Foss: "Five days a week...
Neither of the junta's aims has been wholly achieved. But a year after the coup, Argentina's military government has brought the country from paralysis to the edge of hope. Terrorism sputters on, but Argentines have learned to cope with it, even ignore it. Buenos Aires' boutiques and restaurants are jammed. The economy, though troubled, shows encouraging signs of strength. Proudly, President Videla claims, "We have progressed a lot in a short time, but we have a long...
...what qualifies him for such high posts? Schlesinger is a systems analyst, a member of a special American priesthood that has grown up to cope with the many questions concerning the effectiveness of government and business strategies. Systems analysis, which is really good common sense on a grand scale, combines the knowledge of mathematical probabilities with the aim of dealing with problems in their entirety rather than just piece meal. But since systems analysts use a language unintelligible to outsiders, they have acquired an almost mystical aura. Schlesinger recognized this several years ago and wrote a critical treatise that offended...