Word: neill
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...newest candidate took center stage. The American National Theater, headed by Peter Sellars, 27, opened at Washington's Kennedy Center with a less than wondrous Henry IV, Part I by that "American," William Shakespeare. Sellars' rationale for starting with an Elizabethan masterwork rather than, say, a Eugene O'Neill tragedy is to rediscover the plays and grandiloquent production styles that were popular at the dawning of the modern American theater. Indeed, the next show, which he will direct, is The Count of Monte Cristo, a French romantic drama that O'Neill's father, Actor James, toured in for years across...
...Neill and Dukakis took the newly completed subway extension to Harvard Square after cutting another . The two the opening of the Alewife MBIA Station in North Cambridge...
Fifty years ago, as a freshman representative on Beacon Hill. O'Neill introduced the original bill requesting funds for the subway extension. That steering failed, but O' Neil continued to play an instrumental role in steering key bills through Congress...
...best- selling nonfiction hardcover in history: more than 1.5 million copies are in print.* Hundreds of new devotees write to Iacocca each week, more than 25,000 during the past five months, often beseeching him to run for President of the U.S. In Washington, House Speaker Tip O'Neill says that Iacocca, with Senator Gary Hart and New York Governor Mario Cuomo, is among the most plausible contenders for the 1988 Democratic nomination. During January and February alone, Iacocca was asked by 1,270 different groups to give speeches. Out on the street in any city, strangers approach to stare...
Some of Reagan's own Cabinet officers have quietly urged business acquaintances to turn up the heat on the President. Reagan friends have suggested a Camp David summit on the deficits, with Senate Majority Leader Robert Dole and House Speaker Tip O'Neill. The President smiles and waits...