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...economist at King's College, Cambridge, Shore was elected to the House of Commons in 1964 and later served as Secretary of State for Economic Affairs (1967-69), Trade (1974-76) and the Environment (1976-79). With hair that flops over his face, he is an attractive if low-key candidate. He owes his leftist credentials to his opposition to Britain's membership in the European Community. But he is also a passionate supporter of NATO and the Anglo-American alliance and opposes any form of unilateral disarmament. Says a friend: "Peter is a socialist...
...regatta is advertised as casual, fun and low-key, but this year may prove otherwise for several reasons. Three thousand competitors and 720 boats will pass under the bridges, but the climax of the regatta will be late in the afternoon, when the West German Olympic Men's Eight challenges our own National Team crew in a match that never took place in Moscow this summer. The United States Olympic Committee has supplied transportation and living expenses for the Olympians, and Charlie Altecruze '80, who was spending the year studying in Germany, flew in for the weekend...
...that the Governor has promised will be in place and running a few days of his Jan. 20 Inauguration if he wins the election. Chief of Staff Edwin Meese, who probably would get a top job in a Reagan Administration, has deliberately kept the formation of this shadow force low-key in order not to detract from the election effort...
...elections were very low-key because most freshmen don't know much about the assembly or about each other," Peter B. Fleischer '80-4, vice chairman of the assembly and an organizer of the election, said yesterday. "I didn't see any signs up and none of the candidates have been hanging around the polls," he added...
...News President Bill Leonard finally talked him into coming back as host of the low-key new Sunday Morning magazine show, which wraps up news of the week. In principle, Leonard promised, Kuralt could still spend five days a week out on the road. But, says Kuralt, "after that, I had less and less time to look around for stories. I always had to be somewhere on Friday that had planes that went to New York...