Word: fictional
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...inside, Chicago is still mostly a gray, though useful, landscape of listings that includes in a typical issue an index guide to 1,000-plus local events, critiques of nearly 80 films, as well as WFMT radio and public TV listings. Chicago runs occasional pieces of fiction and articles that cover everything from the Mafia to houseplants in a style that one reader describes as "funky, chic lakeside journalism...
...FICTION 1-Curtain, Christie (1 last week) 2-The Choirboys, Wambaugh (2) 3-Saving the Queen, Buckley (4) 4-Ragtime, Docforow (3) 5-1876, Vidal (7) 6-Trinity, Uris 7-The Gemini Contenders, Ludlum (9) 8-The Boys from Brazil, Levin 9-In the Beginning, Potok (5) 10-Nightwork, Show...
...full of encomiums about the Secretary and asked for Kissinger's cooperation in the author's research. Sheehan thought he was "laying it on a little thick," but sent the letter anyway. Atherton showed it to Kissinger, who told him to help Sheehan. Atherton preserved the fiction of not disseminating classified documents by reading aloud to Sheehan from secret memos of Kissinger's conversations. Sheehan was allowed to take notes. He later talked to many of the same Middle East leaders to confirm and flesh out the secret reports that he had heard from Atherton...
...FICTION 1-Curtain, Christie (1 last week) 2-The Choirboys, Wambaugh (2) 3-Ragtime, Doctorow (3) 4-Saving the Queen, Buckley (4) 5-In the Beginning, Potok (5) 6-The Greek Treasure, Stone (6) 7-1876, Vidal 8-Nightwork, Show (7) 9-TheGemini Contenders, Ludlum (9) 10-Audrey Rose, DeFelitta...
...chief defender of Thai democracy is the country's sophisticated, aristocratic, Oxford-educated Prime Minister, Kukrit Pramoj, 64. The author of 36 fiction and nonfiction books and for 22 years an acerbic, nationally known newspaper columnist, Kukrit led an incredibly complex 17-party coalition government until January, when a controversy regarding the price of rice forced him to dissolve Parliament. During the ten months he was in power, he concentrated on building up the long-neglected countryside by increasing rice and sugar price supports, requiring banks to invest in local agrarian projects and pumping $300 million in direct grants...