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With speculation about Chernenko running wild, Soviet officialdom finally took a clumsy hand. Last Thursday, Stuart Loory, the Moscow-based American correspondent for Cable News Network, was summoned to the press department of Moscow's Foreign Ministry, where Official Spokesman Vladimir Lomeiko handed him typewritten answers to four questions on U.S.-Soviet arms-control negotiations that Loory had submitted to Chernenko on Jan. 9. The unsigned document, Loory was told, came from the Soviet leader himself. It reiterated standard Soviet positions: "serious and purposeful" discussions with the U.S. about nuclear-arms reductions were possible, but only if tied to restrictions...
...Rather, her agenda is highly personalized. Nancy Reagan is single-minded in her intention "to protect Ronnie," and to that end she is a hard-eyed judge of the officials serving him. "Her first concern is the people around the President," says one of those people, Reagan Strategist Stuart Spencer, "because she knows that they are the ones who will make things happen." Again and again, she has used her leverage to effect important personnel changes right up to the Cabinet level. There is now a rather effective upstairs-downstairs alliance between her and the leading West Wing moderates, Deaver...
...industry was more than inspired by the women's: in some cases the product is exactly the same. Crisp packaging and manly monikers have been critical, however, in attracting most male customers. Entrepreneur Jan Stuart's mail-order mixtures like Obsessive Nectar and Treasure were renamed Honey-Almond Scrub ($12.50) and Jojoba/ Elastin Under-Eye Creme ($15) and put up in clinically white jars for department-store counters. A new blush on the market is makeup for men, but it is not expected to make the same splash as skin care. Marketing strategists for the industry are concerned...
...dozen Heritage staffers on transition teams in 1980. After a Heritage study concluded that the United Nations' law of the sea treaty ran against U.S. interests, the President canceled U.S. plans to approve the pact, which has been signed by more than 125 nations. When Foundation Scholar Stuart Butler adapted a British notion in a proposal for inner-city enterprise zones, both Reagan and Conservative Congressman Jack Kemp enthusiastically backed the idea. The Administration also accepted Heritage recommendations favoring the accelerated leasing of federal lands for energy development. Altogether, of some 1,300 specific proposals urged on the President...
...every Harvard person's dream--to beat Yale" said Stuart A. Kirsch '84-5, publicity coordinator for the drive...