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...HIGH. "I doubt," Architect Paul Rudolph once complained, "that an ode has ever been written to a flat-topped building in the sunset." But in a recent issue of the AIA Journal, Landscape Architect Lynn M.F. Harriss points out that these rooftops comprise hundreds of acres of usable open space in the cities' most congested areas. Now a wasteland of tar studded with water tanks and elevator hoists, they could be made into green public parks...
...Quincy House; Judith B. Esterquest of Oxford, Ohio, and Eliot House; Ann B. Fay of New York and Lowell House: Janette H. Harris of Potomac, Md., and Quincy House; Linda S. Klibanow of New Rochelle, N.Y., and Currier House; Julie A. Krewer of New York and Quincy House; Lynn A. Maguire of Cheswick, Penn., and North House; Phyllis Morrow of Aberdeen. Md., and Adams House; Louise Nemschoff of Kentfield. Calif., and Leverett House; Barbara A. Slavin of Bethesda, Md., and Adams House; Nadine Strossen of Columbus. Ohio, and Winthrop House; Elisabeth A. Werby of Brookline and Winthrop House and Luci...
...Richard Griffin found a letter on his desk informing him of his new status as assistant Catholic chaplain at Harvard-Radcliffe. The new chaplain, as well as the new pastor of St. Paul's parish was Msgr. Edward Murray. Father Collins had been transferred to St. Pius parish in Lynn as its new pastor. The major realignment had been initiated from above through the archbishop's office and it represented a compromise to all the Catholic factions around Harvard...
...scandal began in April when Lynn Pelletier, a U.S. Customs official acting on a hunch, searched a Volkswagen camper-bus shipped to Port Elizabeth, N.J., from Le Havre. She found 96 pounds of pure heroin secreted behind the fire wall of the bus. The bus's owner, Roger de Louette, had acted slightly nervous when filling out customs forms; he was arrested as he waited on the pier. De Louette claimed that he had been a spy with the SDECE. After being fired, he needed money badly, and accepted an offer to earn $60,000 for shipping the heroin...
...secretary in California's Northwestern Title Co. eight years ago, has risen to vice president and head of the escrow firm's branch in Berkeley. "I never felt that being black held me back," she says. "It just made me work harder." Similarly, Victoria Lynn Sanders, 27, studied fashion design and retailing before she saw a better opportunity in the financial world. Starting as a research assistant in 1966, she now is Chicago's only black woman stockbroker. She works at DuPont, Glore, Forgan Inc., where she puts in twelve-hour days and has 400 clients. "When...