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...course, we must read contemporary authors just because they are contemporary, and because a few of them are important interpreters," said Bush "But we can renew and nourish our humanness much more fully by living with the writers of finer genius and insight who recognized both the littleness and the greatness of man Within our own small personal universe, we can call in the old world to redress the balance of the new," he added...
...November, the voters from his Long Island constituency decided not to renew his contract...
...which, until now, he has not concentrated. The President can then enjoy that privilege so rare in human experience, a second choice." With that, Percy knew the vote would be 9 to 8 against the appointment. He turned to Cranston and said, "I am going to ask you to renew your motion." Amid the laughter, the committee agreed, 15 to 2, to postpone a final decision...
...April, the shop will end its 13-year presence in the quiet section of the city. The landlord has refused to renew the lease, so the Red Book Store is moving to Jamaica Plain in April. When the store packs up and moves to its new site, it will try to make its merchandise more accessible to the Jamaica Plain neighborhood. That would further the store's attempt, which started in 1975, to expand beyond communist books. The new, wide range of topics--Socialism, Anarchism, Feminism--has helped bolster business...
...reach a new and more favorable agreement on the sale of beef and lemons, oranges and other citrus products to Japan. "We have a discriminatory, unfair and unequal trade relationship," said United Auto Workers President Douglas Fraser. The U.S. auto industry is desperately trying to persuade Japan to renew its agreement to limit car exports to the U.S. to 1.68 million units a year. The current agreement expires in March...