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...decided to split, he wrote, "I had left pretty close to $250,000 in Fort Worth." With the nightclub and her loot, L "could have been set up for life, but she chose to have me hunted down." Rees claimed his old girl friend sent three "hit men" to stalk him in Austin, Texas, where he took the girl he called...
...gestures, the rhythms and the sounds indicate an unbroken totemic relationship with animals. The members of the troupe slither like snakes, stalk like the great cat family of the jungle, stamp and trumpet like elephants. This is all done with agility, grace and energy that is breathtaking...
...this year and to one million by the end of 1978. The means he has used to raise circulation with other newspapers have been simple--sex and scandal, and lots of it. We haven't been treated to any VAMPIRE KILLERS STALK CONNECTICUT headlines yet, but if the November 30, 1976 cover of the Post is any indication we can still hope: the cover featured a kicker reading "The Gilmore Ruling," and under that, in what looked like 144-point type, KILL HIM. Murdoch is reported to have replied in amazement, "And I haven't laid a hand on them...
Brave Orchid. "Those of us in the first American generations have had to figure out how the invisible world the emigrants built around our childhoods fit in solid America." The stalk of this simple theme sends out a profusion of memories. Most are contributed by Brave Orchid, the indomitable mother who lost two children in China, came to America at age 45 and produced six more offspring. Although her husband's laundries fail on both coasts of the U.S., her growing family maintains a beleaguered survival. To Brave Orchid, all non-Chinese are "ghosts," alien, powerful presences...
...former designer and illustrator, Cosindas knows how color moves. The still lifes on show, assemblages of dools, flowers, cloth, objects belie their name. A series like "Asparagus" makes evident the potency of what seems a simple green stalk, and the fertility of Cosidas' imagination...