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...Francis Little House (1912-14) of Wayzata, Minn., on permanent display, joining the Temple of Dendur and other landmarks of the march of civilization. Wright was despotically insistent on designing every interior detail of his houses, right down to flower vases and table linens; he even wanted to redesign the telephone...
...would be aimed at 1,054 American launchers-a ratio of less than 5 to 1. The Eureka proposal would reduce the permitted warheads to 2,500 on at most 400 launchers. Even were it technically feasible to distribute warheads in this manner (and the Soviets would have to redesign their entire strategic force to do so), this would give the side striking first an advantage in warheads to targets of better than 6 to 1. And at these lower numbers of launchers an attack would be far more calculable...
...running grievously over enrollment," he said. "We are trying to redesign policy...
Throughout 1980, however, developers and residents began a slow process of getting to know each other's concerns. Repeatedly negotiating with each other and city officials, the groups were able to accept a complete redesign of the project, which now emphasizes residential and hotel space...
A.G.P, which calls itself "a marketing communications and design consulting firm," has done similar image-lifting jobs for, among others, Citibank/Citicorp, Mitsubishi Bank, J. Walter Thompson and AMF leisure products. The firm's redesign of Texaco's graphics is not so much concerned with enhancing the company's image as attracting customers to shiny new stations where a range of goods and services is on sale. Texaco's familiar star is given new prominence by being displayed in white on a red circle against a black background. The company's black, white and red service...