Word: tappings
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...entertainment starts out kind of slow. The Collectors's Items, four girls, two guys, all with the burnt out eyes and faded satin outfits of Las Vegas corines, do a medley of your favorites and a military tap to the tune of 'Over There'. Lanie Kazin, a butterfly in silk, dedicates one to Nixon, she calls it 'Feeling Good.' Feeling what? asks one of the kids, smirking in the back...
...Certainly we don't want to tap the $1 million this soon without some data on the project it would fund." Bok added. "Unfortunately, there is no data and no evaluative information yet on People Switchboard, since it is so new, and we want to be sure that the $10,000 would be well spent...
...Caulfield." Yeah, well . . . And yet my obsessive cinematic fantasies were really everyone's hang-up with nostalgia, camp and collective memory. Remember me camping it up with my roommate Stradlater: "I'm the goddam Governor's son ... He doesn't want me to be a tap dancer. He wants me to go to Oxford. But it's in my goddam blood, tap-dancing." Movies made all of us. That's why we don't know how to really feel about them. Half the time I'm still crazy about them; the other...
...chunk of his Colorado Corp. stock to the trusts, along with his four homes, some real estate on the island of Bali, his gun collection and his wife's jewelry. Investigators have been unable to determine the actual size of the trusts. Creditors are looking for ways to tap them, but the trusts may be untouchable because they are in the children's names...
...that between 1972 and 1976 expenditures for existing programs alone would go up by $55 billion. Starts on proposed new projects, including family assistance and revenue sharing, would add another $11 billion. By 1976, Schultze now figures, less than 1% of the G.N.P. -about $10 billion-would be on tap for new projects. Much of this money could be swallowed up by a national health insurance plan. This leaves the Government scratching for funds to pay for myriad other programs to improve the nation's quality of life...