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Woods, a well-known radio and TV journalist before becoming a state senator from the St. Louis suburb of University City, last year upset the favored primary candidate of old-line Democrats. Playing up her criticism of Reaganomics, she has sought to picture Danforth, a member of the Senate Finance...
ALTHOUGH USUALLY striking, the musical's extravagant production occasionally works to its disadvantage. More than once, the slides appear at the wrong time, and the film's projector din seems better suited for a driver's education classroom than a Shubert theater. Because of so many microphones, whenever the high...
King's leadership of the 1955-56 Montgomery bus boycott made him a national figure. As protest against segregation proliferated across the South and White resistance to integration stiffened, Black leaders came together to form the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, unanimously choosing King as president. From then on his life...
The President proposes the largest budget, with the largest deficits, in American history. Then he marches up to the Capitol to stage a rally demanding a constitutional amendment that would require a balanced federal budget. "I don't feel self-conscious at all," Reagan tells a press conference. He...
Making a movie out of a novel in which there is a strong emotional stake is never easy, and, indeed, it requires almost reckless courage to undertake the task. Unfortunately for Director George Roy Hill and Writer Steve Tesich, their recklessness seems to have deserted them once the deals were...