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...Soviets had every right of international law to send fighters up to inspect the intruder. Common sense, however, suggests that even the most expert observer flying some six miles high in the dim predawn light is not likely to see anything that U.S. surveillance satellites have not repeatedly scrutinized and photographed in far greater detail...
Alpert works at sites all across the campus, but because his office was established only in 1981, he says he has not had time to inspect and treat all the areas of the University suffering from insect problems. "There has been improvement," he notes, "but I've only dealt with a fraction of the University." Until now, most of his work has been done at the medical area, the libraries and some of the University's kitchens. He estimates that he receives about 20 calls a day to do insect identifications...
...also compromised by agreeing to create a special brigade in the south in which Haddad's men would continue to serve. Gemayel's government concurred with the Israelis that United Nations peace-keeping forces should remain just outside the area, although they will occasionally be allowed to inspect the Palestinian refugee camps near the border. The two countries will open liaison offices in each other's capitals, a prospect that does not gladden Lebanese officials. Although the Israeli office in Beirut would not have diplomatic status, Gemayel's aides fear that other Arab countries will...
Kinsley's resignation, although voluntary, ends an uneasy and at times even stormy relationship with the board of Harper's, which is financed by a foundation. Last year former Board Chairman Donald Petrie denounced Kinsley's acceptance of an Israeli government-financed trip to inspect conditions in Beirut. This spring Kinsley irritated board members when he suggested that the magazine's editorial offices be moved from Manhattan to Washington or California, in part because he found New York City "a difficult place to live." He also sought a raise, after initially cutting his own pay from...
...this production's success stems from its familiar score and book. But it's hard to see how a different cast could have done as well. "It is a pleasure to see our mission graced by so many evil-looking sinners," says the Salvation Army General, who comes to inspect Sarah's mission. It is also a pleasure to see the Leverett stage graced by so many talented performers. For those forced to find their "action" in between term papers, Guys and Dolls is a wonderful place to start...