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Supporting the front line is arguably the best bullpen in the business, led by the team's bulwark. Bruce Sutter (9-8, 35 saves, 3 04). Sutter had an abysmal month-long drought in which he was awful, with an ERA over seven Since then, just the sight of him warming up has been enough toquell nascent rallies and give opposing managers nightmares. With a week and a half remaining, Sutter has an outside shot at surpassing John Hiller's mark of 38 saves...
...four young entrepreneurs. Douglas Ruhe, 38, the firm's managing director, and William E. Geissler, 36, are executives of Focus Communications in Nashville, which runs a UHF pay-TV station. Cordell J. Overgaard, 48, has represented newspapers as a senior partner with the Chicago law firm of Hopkins & Sutter. Len R. Small, 39, editor and publisher of the Daily Dispatch in Moline, Ill., is a former U.P.I, foreign correspondent...
...TIME'S Nation staff in New York, the tension remained high right to the end. During Wednesday's final Senate vote, they gathered around television sets, and Reporter-Researchers Betty Satterwhite Sutter and Robert Burger, who checked the cover story, tallied the totals ballot by ballot. Senior Writer George Church, who wrote the story, was impressed by President Reagan's ability to turn the tide that had seemed to be running so strongly against him. "If I'd bet on the outcome, I would have lost," he says. "You should never underestimate the persuasive power...
...cover story was researched by Betty Satterwhite Sutter, who uses non-lethal ballpoint pens, but has worked on so many armament stories during the past five years that she admits, "My dreams are invaded by visions of AK-47 rifles and rocket launchers." Associate Editor Walter Isaacson, who wrote the cover, concluded after assessing the thousands of words filed by TIME correspondents: "The arms trade has created a global powder...
...Sutter Hill Ventures, a Palo Alto fund with investments in 50 companies, measures the health of its business by the daily mail. Between 1973 and 1978, it received about 250 financing proposals each year. This year it expects to receive 400. The quality of applications is improving too. Says Sutter Hill Partner G. Leonard Baker Jr.: "During the slack times, we were seeing people with very few alternatives for finding new money. Now we're seeing an explosion of entrepreneurs...