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...letter did not cite reasons for dissatisfaction with Felix's and Crocker has refused to specify the problem. Six weeks ago, he told a reporter that he was unhappy with "certain aspects" of Caragianes establishment, and that he had warned him about the problems, but that Caragianes had not corrected them...
...want to leave Harvard Square." Angelo W. Caragianes, the owner of Felix, Inc. at 1034 Mass. Ave., said last week. But he doesn't have any choice. His lease expires June 30, and a new tenant is moving into the spot where Felix's newsstand has been for 55 years...
Caragianes believes that the reason for realtor R. M. Bradley's refusal to renew the five-year lease is an unhappiness with some of the books and magazines sold at Felix's. On two occasions, Caragianes has been taken to court for selling allegedly obscene literature...
Unabashed Idealist. A graduate with highest honors of Haverford College and the University of Pennsylvania Law School, Amsterdam remains an unabashed idealist, bent on righting every legal wrong possible during his 16-to 20-hour working day. After clerking for Justice Felix Frankfurter and serving a year as Assistant U.S. Attorney in the District of Columbia, he began teaching criminal law at Pennsylvania while bouncing from police court to Supreme Court in defense of civil rights workers. While still in his 20s, he distinguished himself as a legal scholar with a steady flow of law review articles...
...large mirrors. In the 18th century, the pioneer French chemist Lavoisier produced enough heat with 52-inch-wide lenses to power his experiments. Though Lavoisier's work was cut short by the French Revolution (he was guillotined), his history has not discouraged contemporary French scientists-notably Physical Chemist Felix...