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Well, there were at least 40, maybe even 50, at a Philadelphia gig a few weeks back. This represents an encouraging rise over the attendance in Richmond three days earlier. "We played to only about 25 to 30 people there," says Kurt Neumann, 24, the band's electric guitarist who goes by the name of Beau BoDean. Truly, things are looking...
...borders of Wisconsin--"For the next six months they'll have to work their tails off on the road to build some name awareness," says their record- company president, Bob Biggs--the BoDeans are built for the long haul. It wasn't so long ago, after all, that Neumann and his buddy Sammy Llanas (a.k.a. Sammy BoDean), now 25, played one night a week, just for drinks, in the window of a joint in their hometown of Waukesha. "There was a bar in one room and a connecting room with a couple of pool tables," Sammy remembers. "Sometimes there...
...preparing the draft, the bishops heard from some 125 experts, ranging from theologians to business and labor leaders. Their testimony sometimes strongly influenced the letter. For example, committee members had been leaning toward a call for strong Government economic planning before hearing that approach sharply criticized by Marina von Neumann Whitman, chief economist for General Motors. After Whitman spoke, one panelist said, "Well, there goes the emphasis on central planning...
...nothing else, the U.S. learned last week that its troubles in Lebanon did not end with the withdrawal of the Marine peace-keeping force last winter. Says former U.S. Ambassador to Saudi Arabia Robert Neumann: "The area is not heating up again. It never cooled down." As for the latest bombing, Neumann predicts grimly, "Fasten your seat belts. There will be more...
...year also saw the deaths of several Harvard undergraduates. In March. John P. Neumann '86, an Adams House sophomore, died after falling from the Criminal Courts Building in downtown Manhattan...