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Having just dumped all my old galleys to make room for a word-processing system, J.D. Reed's report on their possible value [April 26] caused me acute distress ... and provoked thoughts about the electronic future...
Other heavyweights were involved in the project. Associate Editor J.D. Reed (220 Ibs.) prepared for his Stallone interviews by watching some 30 hours of Hollywood fight movies. Says Reed: "Boxing is used as a metaphor for exertion. After watching those movies, I felt like I'd gone 15 rounds with the film business." Reporter-Researcher Elaine Dutka talked to Stallone twice-in New York and with his wife Sasha in their West Coast home. Recalls Dutka: "I was immediately struck by Stallone's intelligence and capacity for self-mockery." Sportswriter Tom Callahan (210 Ibs.) and Reporter-Researcher Jamie...
...face re-election this year because their districts were altered by a new reapportionment plan; normally only 20 are up for re-election in a given year. The senate has been the main obstacle to the ERA'S passage, rejecting it four times since 1972. Says Gloria Sackman-Reed, Florida NOW coordinator: "[Legislators are] in the position now of voting against the amendment and then facing the voters three months later. It will be an issue in their campaigns." Despite a heavy pro-ERA campaign, the odds remain heavily against passage. Says State Senator Harry Johnston, an ERA supporter...
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...fellows--who have all had at least three years of professional experience--are reporters and editors Eric Best. Daniel Brewster, Huntly Collins, Callie Crossley, Gilbert Gaul, Guy Gugliotta, Sonja Hillgren, David Himmelstein, Karl Idsvoog, William Marimow, Charles Sherman, and photographer Eli Reed...