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Forget the offense for awhile. Forget the attack for awhile. Just for a moment, now, sound the horn, blow the trumpets--the defense is back. Call it The Resurrection...
...Vance and others who were loath to exert power. If Brzezinski had had his way, the U.S. would have sternly warned the Kremlin about the effect of its Ethiopian gambit on arms-control talks. He would have perhaps even sent an aircraft carrier to show the flag off the Horn of Africa. Brzezinski's response might have been tougher than Vance's, but he does not demonstrate how such actions could have been more effective...
...this particular morning, however, she is thinking about tonight's Carson show, and though she will be on for only a few minutes, she has been preparing for weeks. She tested her jokes for two weeks at The Horn, an unglamorous little night club in Santa Monica. Now they are ready and, excusing herself, she takes a call from Bob Dolce, one of the talent coordinators for the Carson show, who listens as she reads her carefully rehearsed routine from a three-page typewritten scenario...
...with one pitch if Tom opens for the Mets against the Phillies next week. It would be his 14th opening day and tie the record. Seaver never won one for the Reds, never lost one for the Mets. The first pitch on opening day is like the first horn on New Year's Eve. And it does not have to be a fastball. -By Tom Callahan
With a green Viking hat on his head, a shamrock on his cheek, and a banner in his hand. Dave Borgman, a hefty man in his mid-30s, was the consummate MSU fan. The Harvard hat impaled on the horn of his headpiece was the finishing touch...