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...Regan privately chided Buchanan for rushing his blast into print without first getting White House approval. Buchanan protests, "I'm not suggesting that anyone on the Hill is a Communist. But I do say that this is a choice between the freedom fighters and the Sandinistas." He adds with relish, "This is politics as it should...
...Adolf Eichmann in 1961 to stand trial. Compared with Eichmann, who was executed for shipping millions of Jews to death camps, Demjanjuk was small fry in Hitler's genocide machine. A prisoner of war who switched sides and volunteered for the SS, he performed his camp duties with sadistic relish, according to court papers and Treblinka ; survivors. Critics in Israel question the purpose of trying Demjanjuk more than 40 years after his alleged crimes, but prosecutors are determined. They plan to stage an Eichmann-like trial, even using the glass booth that shielded the notorious Nazi...
Finger pointing is a traditional congressional substitute for legislative action. Even so, few Congressmen truly relish the prospect of a search for scapegoats. Most lawmakers know that if there is no sensible budget passed by September, there will be plenty of blame to distribute when the public begins to feel the bite of the Gramm-Rudman cuts just as voting day rolls around...
...serious problems with his role still remain. On the plus side, he never plays down to Molina; even at the beginning, sporting the makeup of an old whore, speaking his lines deliberately with slow, self-indulgent relish, Hurt never minces and he never seems embarrassed...
About 20 consumers and computer magazine editors put Polaroid to the test by heaping indignities on their disks. Staffers at one computer journal poured a hot-fudge sundae on theirs. Another publication sent Polaroid a floppy covered with mustard, catsup and relish. One disk had been used as a chew toy by a golden retriever. In all those cases, Polaroid was able to clean the disk or electronically transfer the user's work to fresh floppies. The only disk that was less than 100% salvageable was one that a user had sabotaged by riddling it with staples...