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...Levi, chosen by Ford), slick wheeler-dealer (Nixon's-and Watergate's-John Mitchell). William French Smith, 64, is, above all, a discreet and reticent corporate lawyer, dedicated to serving his once and present client, Ronald Reagan. This conservatism, in both philosophy and style, has been the hallmark of Smith's tenure at the Justice Department...
...know we want more religion in our Christmas greetings. According to the industry, the demand for religious cards has sharply increased in the past ten years. They now constitute from 25% to 30% of the 3 billion Christmas cards that will be sold this year by Hallmark, which claims the largest share of the Christmas market. While religion is in, Santa seems to be ho-ho-ho-ing himself out of popular favor. He has been getting silly and vulgar lately, so good riddance...
...Esmerelda, the gypsy temptress in the CBS-TV Hallmark Hall of Fame treatment of Victor Hugo's The Hunchback of Notre Dame, British Actress Lesley-Anne Down, 27, bounces through enough personal crises to earn her a guest spot on Phil Donahue's show. During the two-hour special, to be aired next year, she is arrested, hauled off to the Bastille, kidnaped, ravished and accused of being a witch. In the gallows scene Lesley-Anne was forced to stand with a noose around her neck and her hands tied behind her back while she balanced atop...
Poised and winsome throughout, Di committed only one small gaffe. Presented with a set of small silver bowls, she instinctively flipped one over to check the hallmark. She avoided the same mistake later, when a group of Welsh farmers presented her with two other gifts: Sandra, a seven-month-old heifer, and a ewe. "I am sorry there is only one of her," said the pleased Charles at one point. "I haven't got enough wives to go around...
...week Alice Rivlin, director of the Congressional Budget Office, warned a House banking subcommittee that the deficit could reach $100 billion in fiscal 1984, even if the economy performs well. A deficit of that magnitude would make a mockery of the fiscal conservatism that Reagan promised would be a hallmark of his Administration. One of the most alarming projections of all came from Chase Econometrics, an economic consulting firm, which forecast that without future changes in the law to reduce spending, the deficit will be $144 billion in 1983 and $168 billion...