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...Neill, who notes that Reagan is hardly a regular churchgoer. In more than three years as President, Reagan has attended worship services only nine times. Apparently referring to the disruption his attendance at a worship service might cause, Reagan said last week of his churchgoing, "I miss it very much. But I represent too much of a threat to too many other people for me to be able to go to church." That does not explain why Reagan has shown no interest in inviting clergymen to conduct services in the White House, as Richard Nixon did, or at Camp David...
...their show-biz blood, the Reagans sometimes miss their cues. Daughter Patti Davis, 31, recently told her hometown newspaper, the Santa Monica Evening Outlook, "I wish he wouldn't run. I wish he'd go live on the ranch...
...protection. This lawsuit is a further example of the legal bureaucracy that the lawyers thrive on in order to keep them in practice. Yes, perhaps Yale should help for some of the medical costs, but they are not to blame. Again, it was an unfortunate accident and I wish Miss Cimino goodwill in recovery. But money is hardly any way to getting better. Coco Trumbull...
Through a two-track selection process, the Review elects roughly 40 editors each year from classes that average 540 members. Under the current system, those whose grades miss the mark compete for remaining spots in a writing competition...
...carries the family from New Hampshire where Win had given up teaching to start The Hotel New Hampshire, to Vienna where he and the children and his old friend confusingly named Freud start the second Hotel New Hampshire Permanent guests in this home lodge include terrorists, one of whom, Miss Carriage, played by Amanda Plummer, has a very peculiar accent, another who bears a suspicious resemblance to the prep school youth who raped Fanny, Susie the bear--Kinski dressed in a potbelly bear suit (why the sultry Kinski hides in such a suit is never satisfactorily explained), and a pack...