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...Harold Whisenhunt Racine...
Governor Toney Anaya of New Mexico [Oct. 31] has been hailed by environmentalists, praised for forming with Chicago's Mayor Harold Washington the nation's first brown-black coalition, and lauded by women for his commitment to equality. Yet all TIME can discover about Anaya is that the young, activist, Hispanic Governor is ambitious...
...conference, the first major project of the think tank he helped establish. After enlisting Ford's support, he visited six Middle East countries to recruit participants and also to catch up on recent developments in the region. Both men received background papers from such former policymakers as Harold Saunders, Zbigniew Brzezinski and Philip Habib...
...Justice Department's suit dragged on endlessly in court like the Jarndyce and Jarndyce case in Dickens' Bleak House. The first judge in the case died and was replaced in 1978 by Judge Harold Greene, a refugee from Nazi Germany who had helped draw up the Civil Rights Act of 1964 while working in the Justice Department. Greene conducted more than 18 months of hearings, pretrial discovery and major filings by the parties. Not until January 1981 did the trial begin...
...theater with two speed freaks, becoming a caricature of himself. Ronis' performance is the most striking, strong enough to steal the stage, yet held in check. We feel his pain. And the strength of his portrayal is rivaled by that of a method one heroine addict named Mark (Harold Langsam), fresh from the Vietnam War. Langsam has a natural twitch that seems to come right out of the plastic bag of drugs he smiles for at the show's beginning. He shakily picks up a red diary, saying "Mom, I want to tell you about war." His eyes gaze...