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When he vanishes upcountry, he is alone or with Bonnie or with his close friend and manager Fuzzy Owen. "After going into every city in America three or four times, after traveling every highway and eating at every truck stop, it gets old, and I gotta stop and recharge my batteries." His most recent recharge expedition-three days at Orange Lake, Fla., last month, angling for black bass without much luck-left him nostalgic. "I'd give all the money I have if I could go back to live in the '30s," he says. "I would like...
...Crimson's Gordie Scannel opened the scoring parade at 1:58 of the first stanza, whipping a five-footer by the Carling goalie after taking a pass from Brad Wilson. Defenseman Larry Piatelli made it 2-0 two minutes later, with an assist going to Peter Owen on the play...
...pill, with a glass of water). To be sure, some of these enthusiasts whose advertised endorsements boosted the book's sales happen to be patients of Mildred Newman and Bernard Berkowitz-the husband-and-wife team who wrote the book with the help of a friend, Jean Owen. But the bestseller obviously has other less prejudiced fans as well. "It seems like something a good friend would say to you," explains Bonny Simmons, a California real estate broker. Another reader credits How to Be Your Own Best Friend with enabling her to pass her driver's test after...
Needed Source. Minority bankers further argue that their organizations are a needed source of both pride and investment capital in ghetto communities. "We've demonstrated the capacity of black people to operate complex business institutions," says I. Owen Funderburg, chief executive officer of the Gateway National Bank of St. Louis. A study by the Conference Board, a nonprofit research organization, found that in 1971 minority banks loaned 40% as much money in their communities as white banks did, even though the minority banks' assets equaled less than one-tenth of 1% of the white banks' wealth...
Considering all that the likes of Perry Mason, Owen Marshall and Billy Jim Hawkins have done over the years for TV, it seems only fair that TV should contribute to the administration of justice. A few states, including Colorado, Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin, already make some use of video-taped testimony to avoid delay for both the court and the witness; after testimony is recorded at the witness's convenience, it can be introduced at any time. But such piecemeal use of TV is timid indeed compared to an undertaking that concluded last week in Sandusky, Ohio...