Word: filles
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...percentage of them constituents' requests for anything from Fort Knox gold bricks to intercession with regulatory agencies. Unfortunately, says Gellhorn, the episodic results merely assure individual votes rather than broad reforms. Worse, most state legislators cannot even help their constituents. Thirty state legislatures meet only biennially, and newcomers fill half the seats at each session; only eleven states pay legislators more than $5,000 a year, and funds for adequate staff work are rarely provided. As a result, most citizens' complaints are simply passed on to the official concerned, who may well ignore them...
...Squares & the Fuzz. The youthful takeover of the Strip began four years ago, after TV had caused the Hollywood movie industry to slump and Las Vegas had wooed away the big-name entertainers. This left a vacuum that high school teen-agers rushed in to fill. Soon a dozen more à Go-Go clubs sprouted along the length of the Strip itself. Since the Strip was an unincorporated free zone loosely administered by Los Angeles County, club owners last year succeeded in gaining "youth permits" to admit minors under 21, provided that they were not served liquor. The stampede...
...Pickett a juggler is a corps of capable sophomores this year whom he can insert at any position when he repositions veterans for strategic reasons. In some meets, he'll match Harvard strength with enemy strength; in others he'll attack weakness to get sure points. The sophomores will fill holes in each case...
...sophomores, the big man in many ways is heavyweight Bob Panoff, who must fill the size 15 shoes of talented--but graduated--Tack Chace. It's Panoff's job, and he may be called upon to deliver winning points in tight meets...
Ironic Help. Some studios now derive as much as a third of their income from TV. Not only do they produce TV series, but to satisfy insatiable TV they are selling off rights to more and more recent films. Movies fill prime time five nights a week and will soon fill six. After ABC bought rights to Columbia's The Bridge on the River Kwai for $2,000,000 and scored a ratings blitz, the networks were convinced, if they had had any doubt before. Within days, three studios had been paid $92,500,000 for 118 films. Among...