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...Garfield is seeking a Government grant for a health-care center similar to Bethany's. Bethany also hopes to start a methadone program for drug addicts next month. It is not waiting until then to do something about the drug problem. Accompanied by an ex-addict, a hospital pharmacist is busily touring neighborhood schools to warn children and help stop addiction before it begins...
Then why Clearasil, and not Tackle or Propah Ph? Why Clearasil, developed by a pharmacist for use by his own wife? I don't know. But Bobby Sherman would win the honor because more pimples and their owners worship him than anyone else...
...Card Shop: "No, I haven't met him, but he got out of the car across the street to go to the hardware store. I didn't get to meet him but I know he's very nice. After all, he's the President." Pharmacist William Taylor, the recipient of Nixon's only other visit to town, agrees. He says that ever since Nixon's visit, "people come in to shake the hand that shook the hand, and we sell a lot of Nixon postcards." Secret Service men also come around frequently to Taylor...
Died. Mark Rothko, 66, Russian-born master of Abstract Expressionism, whose monumental canvases, aglow with rectangles of floating color, were exquisite in their simplicity; by his own hand (slashed wrists); in his Manhattan studio. The son of an immigrant Russian pharmacist, Rothko developed his talent with virtually no formal training, progressing from realism through Surrealism to his own version of abstractionism. Line, subject, perspective-all were gone. "You have nothing here but content," he once said, in describing his style of running colors together to produce the impression of shimmering motion from an almost totally static form. Recognition was long...
...asking: "What number did you dial, please?" Instead of trying to explain, it is usually far easier to hang up and call again. None of this deters a dedicated telephoneticist like Los Angeles Mathematician Angela Dunn, who has created words out of most of her friends' numbers. A pharmacist and his wife for whom she invented GRADLUP were so pleased that they now regularly serve a drink they have christened the Gradlup (vermouth and Scotch). San Francisco Producer-Director Alan Myerson, whose old Los Angeles phone was named GOLLYGO, always answered it by saying "gollygo" instead of "hello." Other...