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...Lamont was at her best as well. Perhaps she had jitters inside, but if so, none of the 200 fans present could tell. Moving out of the crease to confront the Wildcat offense all day, she racked up 14 pad saves including a sparkling one-two combination which robbed Hesler and Gabrielle Horoules as the first half closed...
Regardless of their effectiveness as vice presidents, both candidates are likely to be heard from again. As one of the few offices where a politician can gain the media coverage and national recognition needed to start a successful presidential campaign, the vice presidency has increasingly become a launching pad to the White House. Bush seems content to take a back seat in this election, but speculation is increasing that he is setting himself up for another attempt at the presidency in 1984. Mondale also will be in a good position to challenge Kennedy for the Democratic nomination. A story that...
...asking: "Would you begrudge me one day off out of seven?" After other reporters mockingly beat the questioner with their notebooks, shouting their demands for a day off as well, Anderson took the cue. When leaving the room, he whacked the reporter on the head with his own note pad -to the laughter of the press corps...
...strength is Manhattan. Manhattan is beautiful and rich and piled high with roof gardens that give shade to some very rich and beautiful people. The cost of rental apartments in Manhattan, if one can be found, has risen preposterously since 1975, which means in short that a two-bedroom pad for $1,500 a month is a steal. Or would you rather buy? The number of cooperative apartments resold in 1976 was 1,026, at an average price of $11,380 per room. In 1979 the number of resales was down to 845, and the average price per room...
...weekends he heads for his bachelor pad in Greenwich Village-a one-bedroom apartment near Washington Square Park. The walls are decorated with Japanese prints, a "Koch for Congress" poster and a David Levine caricature of Hizzoner. Koch has had the rent-controlled apartment since the earlier '60s and now pays only $257 a month, a steal by any New York standards...