Word: tripped
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...most interesting items not on the agenda is Carter himself, making his first trip abroad as President. Foreign leaders are curious about him. To them, he remains an unknown and sometimes baffling phenomenon. They acknowledge that he has assumed control of U.S. foreign policy but wonder if he knows how to manage it. West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, in particular, distrusts what he considers an evangelistic style and inexperience. "He is making policy from the pulpit," scoffs Schmidt privately. In an effort to strike up a badly needed rapport, the President and the Chancellor will have a private talk during...
...other expenses must be paid for by team members. These include travel expenses for road matches, which can be as high as $30 per person for each trip, and the cost of replacing paddles and balls. Just resurfacing a paddle with new rubber, a paddle-lift good players' must undergo at least twice a year, can cost...
...Your trip has renewed the search for a Rhodesian settlement. To what new elements do you attribute this...
...Audrey Rose's daddy, played so well by Anthony Hopkins that he rivets you with purely expository passages. He recounts his grieving conversion to belief in reincarnation, and an inspirational trip to India. If Ivy's parents will allow him to help, he is convinced he can conduct Audrey Rose safely over to the other side and free the living child of these fits. Mom (Marsha Mason) is tempted; Dad (John Beck) will have none...
...style, relish and a neat change of pace. Uniformly responsive, the opening-night house came to a roar on at least three numbers. Millicent Martin brings the granitic grit of survival to I'm Still Here (Follies); Julie N. McKenzie belts out Another Hundred People (Company) like a trip hammer; and David Kernan joins the two women for a satirical swinger done in Andrews Sisters' fashion, You Could Drive a Person Crazy (Company). The entire evening swings and swings and swings. T.E.K...