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The only time the 107-year-old Crystal Palace ever closed its doors was during Prohibition. At one time or other, it served as a makeshift movie theater and honky-tonk. In 1963 Wallace Clayton, editor of the National Tombstone Epitaph, and Partner Harold Love, along with two other investors...
Dissenting were Justices Byron R. White, Chief Justice Warren E. Burger, who is about to retire, and Justice William H. Rehnquist, Reagan's choice to succeed Burger as chief justice.
Justices Brennan and Marshall are determined not to give Reagan that opportunity. "They will have to be carried out," says a former Brennan clerk, who adds that both of the old liberals are in reasonably good health. Powell, 78, and Blackmun, 77, are said to be a bit weary, yet...
Goodbye, Charlie Brown, and hello, Jimmy Olsen. No, Superman's pal Jimmy is not taking Charlie's place in Peanuts. Rather, James Olson, 60, was last week named the new chief executive of AT&T, succeeding Charles Brown, 64, who will retire. "The new AT&T is confidently launched on...
Minnesota starter and loser Frank Viola (now 4-4) failed to retire a batter in the Red Sox first inning. After Marty Barrett led off the game with a single, Boggs singled and Dave Stapleton walked to load the bases for Jim Rice.