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Yvonne Skinner, a robust and affable woman from her rhinestone-studded glasses to her brand-new blue sneakers, is the main reason, Skinner says, that he never started a Walden Two of his own. "I don't like the idea of Walden Two," she says, "I like my privacy, I like collecting stuff, I like to travel, And I like my home...
Faster Recovery. Many economists wonder just how robust the recovery can be if unemployment hovers around 8% well into 1976, as President Ford's budget projects. David Grove, IBM's vice president-economist, foresees a "slow recovery"-so slow, in fact, that it will take until late 1976 for production to return to where it was in late 1973. But forces will be at work that could make the recovery move faster. Argus Research Corp., an economic-consulting firm, estimates that for each one-point decline in the rate of inflation, consumers get $10 billion in added purchasing...
...desirable that individuals and groups register in a wide-open and robust fashion their opposition to the views of a speaker with whom they disagree or whom they find offensive. When such a speaker has been invited to the campus by one group, other groups may seek to dissuade the inviters from proceeding. But it is a punishable offense against the principles of the University, for the objectors to coerce others physically or to threaten violence...
...youngest son is kidnaped by the Yankees; his eldest is murdered by the Confederates under the misconception that he is a Union soldier. Family scenes bordering on the mawkish abound, culminating in a sob-happy ending. Cullum holds the rambling show together with a strong stage presence and a robust baritone, but his general manner is a trifle too Broadway-slick for a hornyhanded farmer. Producers invariably say of a musical like this that it will find its audience, and much of Shenandoah is so amiably wholesome that one wishes them luck in finding...
...them is difficult. Davis' elegant approach is underlined, and undermined, by Philips' lusciously veiled, soft-edged acoustics-and by a splitting of the slow third movement (Scène aux champs) between sides. London gets the movement all on one side and still manages to provide stunningly robust sound that is ideal for the now diabolical, now serene, always aptconjury of Solti, the winner...