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George Fantini, chairman of the committee, said yesterday that his group will be meeting again this week and expects to recommend two more candidates to the city manager this week...
...arbitration like that adopted in Pima County, Ariz., in 1957 and since copied in various forms in about 20 other states. In Arizona, a panel of doctors and lawyers screens malpractice claims to determine whether or not the patient really has a case. If they think he has, they recommend that it be settled out of court. Neither doctors nor patients are bound by the panel's decisions. But most go along, and for good reason. In 13 years, no plaintiff turned down by the panel has succeeded in court. Only one doctor refused to settle. When he lost...
...pamphlets and did public relations. But at the end of the summer he left, disillusioned by the "disaster and disgrace" of the New Politics convention in Chicago. He even considered moving to Spain. Instead, Leonard was hired by the Times as one of seven "previewers" who select and recommend books to the Times' critics. Nineteen months later he was promoted to critic-and found his métier...
...exists in Martin Esslin (The Peopled Wound; Doubleday; $5.95). Author of The Theatre of the Absurd and Brecht: The Man and His Work, Esslin is a genial host of a critic. He shares an avant-garde playwright with his readers in the same enthusiastic way that he might recommend an excellent little restaurant slightly off the tourist track. The Peopled Wound is valuable not because it makes some intuitive new leap of insight but because it gathers in one convenient place most of what has been said and thought about Pinter. The son of a Jewish tailor, Pinter grew...
...presidential leadership: "We urge that the President exercise his reconciling moral leadership as the first step to prevent violence and create understanding. It is imperative that the President bring us together before more lives are lost and more property destroyed and more universities disrupted. We recommend that the President seek to convince public officials and protesters alike that divisive and insulting rhetoric is dangerous. In the current political campaign . . . the President should insist that no one play irresponsible politics with the issue of 'campus unrest' . . . Although it may not be easy for the President to communicate with some...