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Senior Correspondent Peter Stoler, formerly TIME'S Medicine and Science writer and the author of a 1976 cover article on Legionnaire's disease, renewed old medical contacts last week, spending two days in Washington with experts at the National Institutes of Health. San Francisco Correspondent Dick Thompson, reporting his third TIME story on AIDS in ten months, visited bars and restaurants in the "Castro," the city's largest homosexual district, interviewing employees and customers about the life-style changes brought on by fear of AIDS. He also visited patients and staff members at San Francisco General Hospital...
NOBODY CARED FOR KATE by Gene Thompson Random House; 266 pages...
...architects, film makers and graphic and industrial designers who assembled at Aspen are leaders in an emerging, spontaneous coalition of preservationists, ecologists and artisans who are making our cities more livable and human. Peter Blake, for example, wrote a much noted polemic against the modernist vision. Benjamin Thompson is the architect of Faneuil Hall and other festival markets. Israeli-born Canadian Architect Moshe Safdie is a pioneer in the search for a new architecture of humanism. "Out here in this wonderful countryside," Safdie said last week, "I don't feel that I want to change the ways of nature...
...field is changing belatedly and rapidly." Thompson said, noting the change in name from "The Nieman Foundation for Newspapermen" to "The Nieman Foundation for Journalists" that occurred when he assumed his position as curator...
Speaking of the seven women fellows James C. Thompson Jr., curator of the Nieman Fellowships, yesterday explained that journalism in the past decade has opened up from the point in 1972 when there were no females among the fellowships winners...