Word: filed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...prose from studying his work." From Rome, Correspondent Erik Amfitheatrof traveled with Vidal to his hillside villa in Ravello. "After a tour of the house and a drink of Vidal's home-bottled wine, we went out to dinner and talked until midnight," says Amfitheatrof. "By then the file was all but writing itself." Meanwhile New York Correspondent Roland Flamini talked to friends, foes, editors and other authorities on the author in the U.S. The story was edited by Stefan Kanfer and researched by Nancy Newman...
...Will the unions, now split between Jackson and Bayh, get out the vote and curtail rank-and-file defections to Wallace...
...immaturity at Lynah Rink, in fact, caused the team to file an official complaint to the Athletic Department that could jeopardize future trips to Ithaca...
...TIME'S correspondents have divided the U.S. into five political regions. Together with our Washington bureau and roving National Political Correspondent Robert Ajemian, they will file their observations each week to Nation Senior Editor Marshall Loeb and staff in New York. Loeb is looking forward to the challenge of tracking the political year in print, an assignment that he finds "uniquely suited to our capabilities of analysis and summary...
...Reich lasted twelve years, the incarceration 20. That is merely first in a file of ironies. Forbidden to write a formal memoir, Speer scribbles on toilet paper, then smuggles out his work with the help of a Dutch guard who had once served as a forced laborer in a German factory. Speer's Russian captors-who alternate with more lenient Westerners-are as harsh and arbitrary as Reich Marshals. When he steals a cauliflower from the prison vegetable garden, Speer is caught and sentenced to a week of solitary confinement...