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...understood it, I decided to read their report. They have some dynamic plans for 1974. The best was their new affiliate, "Public Monitor," a program designed to "maintain surveillance of the liberal bureaucrats ..." I think that means that they're going to let us watch Teddy take a shave...
Many other school systems practice automatic promotion in some form, often by setting age limits beyond which a child will not be kept in elementary school. Says a Los Angeles school official: "Our policy is, if a kid has started to shave and his voice is changing, he no longer belongs in elementary school...
Crimson swimmers do not "shave down" as a team until the championships at the end of the season, and if Dartmouth pulls the move against them today, it could well be a close and exciting meet...
Ball, himself a former president of the trial lawyers' group, sees nothing unusual in his acceptance of Ehrlichman's West Coast case. "Hell," he says, "I wouldn't be able to shave in the morning if I refused to defend Ehrlichman." He intends to defend vigorously. When TIME Correspondent Leo Janos asked Ball about the case, the attorney was not the least bit reticent: "My client is innocent. Ehrlichman should never have been indicted in the first place. A key question concerns asportation-to steal, take, carry away. By God, tell me what was stolen in this...
...Last week ten young men and women, all from Ulster, went on trial in the city of Winchester for the bombings last March of Whitehall and the Old Bailey courthouse. Shortly before 1 p.m. on the same day, a youth described by witnesses as "not even old enough to shave" tossed a paper bag into a passageway at busy King's Cross station. With a deafening roar, a three-pound gelignite bomb went off, spraying the lunch-hour crowd with glass and debris and injuring five people...