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After leaving their encampment at the Red Sea port of Sharm el Sheikh, the high-spirited Americans, dressed for the most part in blue jeans and tennis shoes, spent a day at Cairo's luxurious Hyatt El Salam Hotel. Many soldiers stopped in the Hyatt's Bazaar Shop to buy such Christmas gifts as papyrus, Arabic phrase books and necklaces adorned with Sphinx pendants. "They were laughing and dancing a little to the belly-dance music playing in the shop," recalled Proprietor Nagui Makari. The Americans, guarded by Egyptian uniformed police and plainclothesmen, enjoyed an early-afternoon meal...
...team tournament that included four chess masters. Last week it made short work of three weaker machines before taking on the Cray. Two hours into that game, a crack opened up in the Cray's king-side attack, and the minicomputer swooped in for the kill. Says Robert Hyatt, chief designer of the losing program: "We were at its mercy...
...coastal clouds when the high-rise hotels that line the city's main avenue began to sway. Panicked tourists, many in nightgowns and robes, rushed into hotel lobbies. "I swear to God I thought my room was going to split in half," said one visitor from Dallas at the Hyatt Regency Excelaris. Hotel Worker Heriverto Flores was at home eating breakfast with his wife. "Tremors are nothing new to us," he said. "But this one was so hard we ran outside because we thought the house would come down...
Advertising has been particularly important to ambitious interstate giants of McLawyering like Jacoby & Meyers (140 offices in six states) and Hyatt Legal Services (161 in 20 states and the District of Columbia). Both are planning to expand, and will look with new interest at the many states, like Ohio, where restrictive ad policies may now be in jeopardy. Says Legal Entrepreneur Joel Hyatt, 34: "Because of the new decision, we are likely to be bolder on that score...
...spas, but many still play the dating game in bars and clubs. A list of their favorite drinks reads like a dessert menu from the 1950s. At 104 TGI Friday's around the country, for instance, it is the pineapple fling (lime Calistoga water and fruit juices); at the Hyatt hotel in San Francisco it is "Remember the Oreo" (creme de cacao, ice cream and Oreo cookies). For guys, it is no longer considered wimpy to order a light beer. Says a Friday's vice president, Gregory Dollarhyde: "There's reverse psychology at work. You're going...