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After a one-year absence while its editors covered the presidential campaign, the Harvard-Radcliffe Democratic Club's newspaper Perspective will reappear later this spring...
...frenetic activity might prove to be a futile exercise. Chernenko could reappear in public at any moment, or be seen on Soviet TV. But even if the General Secretary resurfaces soon, it is apparent that the Soviet regime is once again face to face with one of its fundamental shortcomings: the lack of institutional means to ensure the orderly transfer of power. Given Chernenko's age and evident frailty, the Soviet Union may in any event soon be undergoing its third leadership succession since 1982. Indeed, Soviet analysts around the world are busy trying to assess the likely makeup...
There was no substantiation for any of these stories. However, in private, a few Soviet officials have been freely admitting for quite some time that Chernenko has been "quite seriously" ill. Last week they also began to admit the possibility that Chernenko, like Andropov, might reappear only at his funeral in Red Square. The unofficial grapevine is increasingly specific about the nature of Chernenko's illness. According to both Soviet and East European officials, he is suffering from a heart ailment resulting from emphysema, a pulmonary condition that has possibly been aggravated by pneumonia...
...honor of yesterday's verdict in the Ariel Sharon case. The Crimson will not publish for the next four days. The Crimson will reappear Wednesday, under new, younger management...
...this fall, publicly funded Christmas crecnes reappear with the blessing of the Supreme Court, as a chilling reminder of just how vulnerable the church-state wall is. And formerly faithful supporters of that wall remain silent--indifferent or incapacitated. Even the usually liberal Boston Globe recently editorialized, "A Christmas creche is not a cause for silly litigation...