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...your birthday; more nostalgic good taste than you really need. The subject now is not mere infidelity but incest no less, between an uncle (Sean Connery) and his niece (Betsy Brantley), who are on a climbing holiday in the Swiss Alps in the 1930s. Their guide (Lambert Wilson) restores them to moral health, but nothing can rescue the movie from the prissy pictorialism of Director Fred Zinnemann (in a big step down from High Noon and A Nun's Story) and the frigid portentousness of the script...
...those Steeler Super Bowl winners of the '70s did have Terry Bradshaw, Franco Harris and Lynn Swana gathering bunches of touchdowns during their Sunday walks down the football field. But the Steelers also had DEFENSE, as in Mean Joe Green, L.C. Greenwood, Ernie Holmes, Dwight White, Jack Lambert, Jack Ham, Andy Russell, Mel Blount, J.T. Thomas and on and on and on It was defense that filled Steeler fingers with Super Bowl rings...
...introduction in Houston last month, for example, Iacocca boasted that the firm had accumulated a $1 billion hoard of cash and securities. Said he: "That's the most cash we've had on hand in the history of the company." Said David Healy, of Drexel Burnham Lambert: "The popular opinion is that Iacocca's blabbing about the billion dollars did them in. The workers are saying that some of that money belongs to them...
...problem, says John Reidy of Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., is "picturing the typical reader of USA Today. I'm not sure how clearly I see this ephemeral reader." Neuharth counters that "there are millions of gypsies in this country, and if they are normal, they have retained an interest in the locations where they have lived or worked...
...worth of radar and communications testing equipment made by Hughes Aircraft Corp. Last week Kessler and two accused accomplices went on trial in Los Angeles. Kessler, wearing a rumpled suit this time, was handcuffed as he entered the federal courtroom. He and Dierk Hagemann of West Germany and Robert Lambert, a California export consultant, sat silently while their lawyers questioned prospective jurors. The products confiscated at the airport were now in cartons stacked next to the jury box. The intended destination of the goods remains unknown, but officials believe that it was the Soviet Union. Said Donald Roberts, Customs Service...