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...able to identify a hundred or more species of birds. About 7 million Americans are fairly interested birders (able to identify at least 40 species), and 60 million, or one American in four, are at least casual watchers. Veteran birders, such as L. Hartsell Cash, a retiree in Winston-Salem, N.C., are pleasantly surprised by the sport's new respectability. "In the '40s and '50s it was still a little embarrassing to be a bird watcher," he says. "Now there's no doubt about it -- birding...
...Salem, Mass...
...banks cannot join in the rapidly growing and profitable business of underwriting and dealing in the newly created loan securities. That kind of service, along with virtually all securities activity, is reserved by the 1933 Glass-Steagall Act for investment houses only. Says George Salem, who follows the banking industry for the Manhattan-based investment firm of Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette: "Without loan selling and investment-banking products, the big banks will go the way of the dinosaur...
...about six years of acting experience and just want any exposure," said 17-year-old Susan Bott of Masconomet Regional High School, who read an ad for the casting in the Salem Evening News and drove in from Byfield, Mass. for the tryouts...
Farrell, seeded fourth in the 177-lb. weight class, won his opening two bouts--over Yale's Arjun Heimsath and Cornell's Mike Salem--before bowing to top-seeded Eyvind Boyesen in the semifinals...