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...would play back home. Badly, suggested Arms Control Adviser Paul Nitze, who noted that SDI does not enjoy overwhelming public support in the U.S. Speakes took the precaution of ordering press aides to prepare experts who could fan out over Geneva that night to put the right spin on news of a breakup...
...Jabbar and the dollhouse-size Mary Lou Retton, who both plan to take part), that gives you 1,320 folks per mile--or 5,480,640 people to form a squiggly chain of 4,152 miles from sea to shining sea. But the planners of Hands Across America, a spin-off of USA for Africa (We Are the World) that is trying to raise some $60 million for America's hungry and homeless, are hoping for a turnout of at least 6 million people (each contributing at least $ 10) on Sunday after noon, May 25. The pop charity celebration...
Last summer I took a look at the single-use digital camera from CVS, and I was pretty impressed. Now the pharmacy has upped the ante with a digital camcorder that lets you shoot 20 minutes of video. Having taken it for a spin and then having had my footage turned into a DVD at the CVS photo-processing counter in about an hour, I'm even more psyched...
...defense played into what was going to be a good story,” says Sullivan. “It wasn’t something on the daily consciousness of Cantabrigians. I think it got a lot of play because of the captions that Court TV put on the spin...
Meyer’s departure is the most notable in what has become a trend at HMC. Over the past eight years, Harvard has experienced an exodus of its top managers as they spin off to create their own private firms. Holding to the pattern, Meyer is taking with him four high-performing endowment managers—Edward DeNoble, David Mittelman, Michael Pradko, and Maurice Samuels—to start a private investment firm...