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THERE'S A CERTAIN danger in looking backwards at an event, or a place. Descriptions of real problems seem to be period pieces, and in some way the past always appears a quieter and happier time...
...John D. Lofton Jr., 33, the former editor of the Republican weekly newsletter Monday. The transition from party polemicist to political columnist has not been easy for Lofton, who seems happier attacking personalities than discussing issues. His columns, carried by some 60 papers, occasionally amount to sophomoric japes. In one piece he calls Bella Abzug a "congressthing" to ridicule the feminist cause. Lofton has written no columns about impeachment...
Coach John Lee concurred with Biello's hopes. "I could not be happier with Carl's election. He has been plagued by injuries but next year he should do very well. His leadership and ability should help the team improve its record," he said...
GETTY: The Arabs are obviously going to get richer. The balance of world wealth is swinging toward the Eastern Hemisphere. I'm not sure, though, that these countries will become happier and more contented places as a result. Money doesn't necessarily have any connection with happiness. Maybe with unhappiness...
Sally Quinn is leaving CBS-sadder, apparently, but wiser. "We hope she's happier than she was here," said Hughes Rudd, Sally's co-anchor on the CBS Morning News. Just five months after the network had hired her away from the Washington Post to make trouble for Barbara Walters of NBC's rival Today, Quinn quit. The victim of a premature publicity buildup and her own inexperience, Sally had also an unfortunate style: she picked over the news as if she could not decide which fork to use. She will join the New York Times...