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...Bond is now Harvard's last professor of Bibliography, explaining that Eng. 296 still "emphasizes that a book can be seen as an artifact special in the way that something might be in the Peabody Museum." In the class, he adds, "we look at the type, the paper the ink, the binding it is a complete study...
Dismayed by huge deficits of $100 billion or more projected by nearly all the competing resolutions, but unable to agree on any combination of spending cuts and tax increases that would hold the red ink even to those figures, the legislators fragmented into splinter groups. Conservatives would accept no big cut in military expenditures. Liberals would buy no severe slash in social outlays. Leaders of the controlling Democrats and the minority Republicans lost command of their troops, who rejected frantic pleas that they pass something-anything...
Administration aides leave no doubt that this is a deliberate political game. The President is preparing to denounce Congress if it produces a budget resolution with gargantuan deficits, and to take the credit if it somehow passes a plan to stem the red ink. Reagan has been explicit on only one point, there must be no tampering with the third stage of his cherished income tax cuts, a 10% reduction that will take effect in July...
losses of $245 million in 1981 and more red ink expected this year, the company realized that it was not making enough money even to pay off its loans, and Chairman Joe B. Freeman Jr. decided to call it quits...
...read and write, the ballots will bear the distinctive colors and symbols of all six parties. There will even be a change in the usual method that is meant to prevent multiple voting: voting lists have been abolished and, instead of stamping voters' fingers with indelible ink, invisible ink and special ultraviolet detectors will be used at the polling places. The reason: guerrillas have threatened to cut off all fingers bearing telltale ink marks...