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Bull sired two sons: Seth, now in charge at Claiborne, and Arthur B. Hancock III, the black sheep. When the pressures of being Bull's son got to Arthur, he went his own way. He liked to pick at country music and even cut an album in Nashville. Still, Arthur was bred to be a horseman, and he started his own smaller enterprise-away from Claiborne-Stone Farm. In partnership with Leone J. Peters, he is the owner of Gato del Sol. The Hancocks finally have a Derby winner. "I want to dedicate it to my dad," said Arthur...
March 13, 9:56 p.m.--A student in Wigglesworth Hall told police that a man had entered his room and was loitering in the entry. Unable to locate the man, officers began to search other Yard dormitories. Police arrested Seth P. Berkowitz of Cambridge for breaking and entering the trespassing as he left Holworthy Hall...
Other winners from Harvard were Edward J. Davis '82 Seth Lloyd '82 Scott P. Weeley '82 and Theodore Tsomides...
Wall Street watchers expect that the new AT&T will no longer be a stodgy, lackluster stock. Shares in the core of the company, which will be competing in the glamorous but risky high-technology industry, are expected to be volatile in price, but highflying. Says Seth Glickenhaus, who already holds a large block of shares through his investment advisory firm of Glickenhaus & Co.: "AT&T will be an outstanding technological company." But other analysts fear that products from the new Ma Bell may not turn out to be profitable. As for the 22 local AT&T companies, or their...
...locale is Chicago, but no Chicago known to man. The central character, Shlink, a Malaysian lumber dealer, looks like an angular Dr. Fu Manchu. Shlink (Seth Allen) offers to buy a library clerk's opinion of a mystery thriller. The clerk, a romantic idealist named George Garga (Don Scardino), offers to sell Rimbaud's critique, but proudly announces that his own cannot be bought...