Word: wayes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...months ago by a cadre of liberal army officers organized as a "council of military youth." They were assisted by reformist academics of the Jesuit-run University of Central America Jose Simeon Canas. Inspired by the success of Nicaragua's revolution, both groups were convinced that the only way to prevent all-out "class warfare" was to end the corrupt military regime and, as an intellectual who helped plan Romero's ouster explained last week, overhaul the country's "antiquated economic, social and political structures...
...slump has slipped, but it is still on the way...
...I.O.S. board fired Cornfeld as chair man and called in New Jersey Financier Robert Vesco, who returned the favor by milking the funds of an estimated $227 million. He absconded in 1972 to Costa Rica and later the Bahamas. Angered at the way the I.O.S. shambles had be smirched their reputation for financial probity, the Swiss seized Cornfeld when he returned to the country in 1973 and held him for eleven months while they tried to assemble a case...
...Long Run and The Sad Cafe seemed to sink right into your memory. The current hit single Heartache Tonight, or In the City, a hard dose of metropolitan late nights, or the ironic frat-house rocker The Greeks Don't Want No Freaks sounded rambunctious in a way that is new for the group...
Such suspense - and such full-throated comedy - as the picture offers derives mainly from Allan Magicovsky as Adams' wildly jealous lover. He takes to following Sutherland around in a men acing way, and he might, in the process, discover just what game is afoot. But he doesn't, and neither does a cop who stops the escaping Sutherland because the van carrying the swag to the airport has a malfunctioning taillight. Magicovsky was our last hope for some real excitement, but only modest suspense is generated by the encounter. Like everything else in this movie, it is underplayed...