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...very reforms that the parties instituted to purify the system (the proliferation of primaries, the funding of campaigns by political action groups instead of the old fat cats) have helped to destroy it. Says Joel Fleishman, director of Duke University's Institute for Policy Sciences: "With laudable motives, we've actually contributed to the degeneration of the political process...
...Mehta era will not exactly be a period of post-Boulez retrenchment, but it will be more traditional. Mehta's strengths are Brahms, Wagner and such post-romantics as Bruckner and Strauss. About his ability to develop and sustain an orchestra, Los Angeles Executive Director Ernest Fleishman says, "Zubin built the Philharmonic from an orchestra of the secondary rank to one of the dozen greats in the world." Mehta cried when he announced his departure at a morning rehearsal. The orchestra wept with him. Said one member, "New York is lucky...
...always a problem -has worsened to the point that many families have left. Their apartments often remain empty because of the project's reputation. In the past couple of years the threat of crime has become so serious that residents and doctors alike feel besieged. Says Dr. Sol Fleishman, a former medical director: "When I first came, I didn't hesitate to go out on calls even at night. By last year I thought twice before going out in broad daylight...
...also hired a black as acting administrator and persuaded the remaining staffers to stay for a while. The agency, says ABCD Director Bob Coard, "is not about to retreat from involvement in Columbia Point because of a few faceless saboteurs." Coard may succeed, but for doctors like Fleishman, the retreat is final. "I got battle fatigue," says the physician, "after 6½ years of hassles with everyone...
...FLEISHMAN...