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...Infelisi and his fellow crusaders reverse history? Many Italians hope so. But Milan's Corriere della Sera may have sounded the most realistic note. "When the dust has settled," the newspaper cynically predicted, "everything will be the same as before...
...course, anyone who has seen a clay modello by Bernini or a Della Robbia plaque, a Kändler figure or terra cotta Madonna by Verrocchio, knows that all ready. In that sense the debate is pointless. But the misunderstanding survives, though clay is the oldest form of sculpture: God did not chip Adam from marble, or weld him together...
...been Gaddafi's links with the Soviets. Over the past ten years, Gaddafi has purchased $12 billion worth of Soviet tanks, aircraft, artillery and other military hardware. Some 2,000 Soviet military advisers are now stationed in Libya. In an interview last week with the Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera, Gaddafi called the Soviet Union a "friend" and the U.S. a "devil." Said he: "America does not have friends, but only slaves. We refuse to accept slavery and are therefore considered enemies." Yet most analysts feel that Gaddafi is not a Soviet pawn. He has refused to allow the U.S.S.R...
...State 0 54 91 400-yd. INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 1) Gibson, Cheryl Arizona 4 17 74 2) Linehan, Kim Texas 4 20 02 3) Tweedy, Anne Stanford 4 21 36 1 METER DIVING 1) Gorham, Karen Arkansas 425 82 2) Hornstein, Sheri Ohio State 420 30 3) Eveslage, Della Cincinnati 415 71 200-yd. MEDLEY RELAY 1) North Carolina 1:42 63 2) Stanford 1:43 84 200-yd. INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 1) Johnson, Diane C Arizona 2 02 55 2) Gibson, Cheryl Arizona State 2 03 26 50-yd FREESTYLE 1) Sterkel, Jill Texas 0 22 41 2) Bush, Krissie Stanford...
...they clung to the shattered remnants of their old lives, enduring privation, disease and wet, bitter weather that turned their devastated villages into muddy swamps. "What the people in Rome and Naples seem to have forgotten is that we are all farmers here," explained Felice Imbriani, mayor of Conza della Campania, some 60 miles east of Naples. "What we need are trailers for ourselves and somewhere to store the hay and animals from our destroyed barns. We are determined to stay through the winter...