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...almost at hand. Two more weeks and Orwellian fear's would be through. If '84's passed, can Big Brother be true? Down in D.C. the rightists are snug in their beds. With visions of deficits in nary a head. While up on the Hill the red cheeked St. Tip Prepares for his final tiff with the Gip. Here is Cambridge the season is merry as ever. Full of papers unwritten and students unclever. And as dining halls shut and the dorms get much colder. The deadlines slip by, growing older and older. But though papers be late...
...House Speaker Tip O'Neill, who is not given to providing soft landings in Congress for most of Reagan's legislative proposals, last week sounded uncommonly receptive to Reagan's approach-as far as it goes. "If the President is willing to reduce the growth of defense spending," said O'Neill, "then he will find that we will be helpful in nondefense areas of the budget." That was a far cry from promising to join with Reagan in a genuinely bipartisan search for spending cuts. But it was an indication that he found the President...
...Hill the word went out from influential young Democrats, disillusioned by the massive defeat of their party, that Speaker Tip O'Neill would be little more than a ceremonial figure in the coming struggles. "His practical power days are over," said one. But the problem remains: Who leads the Democrats and where...
...marked increase in respect for Reagan. The Soviets have made several intriguing comments that suggest they are finding more merit in his arms-control proposals than they ever noted before the election. There are some sage observers in this city who claim they even detect a slight mellowing in Tip O'Neill...
This is the first major setback for PBA, which was founded in 1949 by Van Arsdale's father. He started out with flights in a four-seater plane from Boston to Provincetown, a resort community on the northern tip of Cape Cod. Three years later he opened up a Florida operation, based in Naples, to keep his planes busy during the winter. In 1980 Van Arsdale retired and turned over the successful company to his sons John, 40, and Peter, 36, who is currently president. The two siblings took off on an ambitious growth program that has expanded...