Word: simon
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Residential & Recreational. Situated on 6,800 acres of rolling fox-hunting country, 18 miles west of Washington and four miles from the new Dulles Airport, Reston is the brainchild of New York Entrepreneur Robert E. Simon Jr. By its projected completion in 1980, it will house 75,000 people in seven villages, have over 1,600 acres of recreational areas, including two 18-hole and three nine-hole golf courses, a natural and an artificial lake, and a horse stable (the nearest village will have hitching posts in front of its stores), plus a plethora of community-owned pools, tennis...
Judges for the contest were Simon M. '36, president of Atheneum Publishers; Margaret Cousins, senior editor of Doubleday and Company; and Osborn '46, editor of Newsweek...
Robert H. Spaethling, assistant professor of German, will resign to teach at Williams College. Eckehard P. H. Simon, instructor in German and Head Tutor of the Department, will be promoted to assistant professor. Two instructors will be appointed, one to fill Simon's present position and the other to replace James M. McGlathery, instructor in German, who is leaving for the University of Illinois...
...COUPLE. Art Carney and Walter Matthau are wonderfully droll as two recently dewived men. Neil Simon's lines and Mike Nichols' direction keep the play on the brink of gleeful absurdity...
...INTERROGATORS by Allan Prior. 319 pages. Simon & Schuster. $5.50. Although this is basically a procedural, step-by-step police-hunt story of the usual British high caliber, the author tried to give it a literary quality with a lot of red brick class feeling and the private problems of a pair of tippling Midlands detectives. The result is a pretty good novel, but not for those who like their detection without social conscience...