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Thomas R. Stauffer, lecturer on Economics who is scheduled to testify before PUCA next week, said yesterday that Bupp is not qualified to make statements about the state of the art in physics and engineering on nuclear power plants...
Davis and costume designer Jan Stauffer team up, however, for this production's most striking effect, the tableau of Dracula embracing the Victorian heroine, while the folds of his black robes overlap the folds of her white ones, with which the first act ends. It makes the heroine's appearance in a long black robe for the second act as effective as it is inevitable. Stuart Sundlun's set and Bill Scherlis's lighting, by way of contrast, lack the menacing shadows demanded by the play, whose everyday aspects are quite apparent enough...
...SKILL of the director and his staff explodes on the stage with all the pyrotechnics of Lenny Bruce's imagination For the long period she had to consider--the Korean war to 1966--Jan Stauffer designed costumes both appropriate and stylish for the respective scenes. Kevin Benjamin made his functional platform set a fantastic construction slopping and painting the platforms and adding a fifteen foot obelisk. The yellow vertical is used to delightful advantage in two of Lenny's elaborate company scenes. Christ and Moses appear at the top in one scene, staring solemnly in the luminous aura...
...Stauffer Chemical...
Though companies are always reluctant to move, the frustrations pile up to a point that overcomes the traditional advantage of operating in the heart of the metropolis: quick access to other people and specialized services. "Thievery, thievery, thievery." says James W. Kettle, senior vice president of Stauffer Chemical Co. "We lose clocks, typewriters and adding machines. Secretaries lose handbags. We've had five bombing threats lately. It's hard for anybody to get to work on time. When customers phone us with an order, they can't even get through to our switchboard...