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...fact that Buzhardt has not been kept fully informed even of the handling of tapes within the White House was shown pointedly in court. He admitted that he was surprised to learn that Miss Woods had nine original tapes in her possession as late as Monday of last week???despite agreement that only recently made copies of the tapes should be played so as to prevent harm to the originals. Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler undercut Buzhardt with faint praise, saying: "I don't want to express criticism, publicly, of any person. He has been working very hard. We've made...
...Trevino. who was broke as usual, agreed to come, instantly. "I shot a 65 and 67 and beat him like a tom-tom. I turned him every way but loose." That earned Trevino $300 and the chance to become a teaching pro at Horizon City. The salary?$30 a week???did not interest him, but the prospect of more "sociable games" and the opportunity to hone his game did. He accepted...
...wedding approached?along with Ed's law school exams, which ended last week???Tricia and her mother mobilized a small army of more than 100 chefs, florists, seamstresses, painters and calligraphers. Pat Nixon threw herself into it with a special enthusiasm that may have assuaged the unhappiness of knowing that both of her daughters have left her wing. Even though she and the President will celebrate their own 31st wedding anniversary nine days after Tricia's wedding, Mrs. Nixon insists that she has no advice to offer her daughter. "We've always been so close," she says. "We've always...
...pornography. Now, after undergoing analysis in Los Angeles, he is apparently trying to relive all the hurts of the past in order to clear them from his mind. The Rollins Stone interview may thus be regarded as a kind of public therapy. But especially in Part 2?out this week???a rather whiny self-portrait emerges. In a primal scream, Lennon complains that nobody recognized his greatness during pre-Beatle school days in Liverpool. "I used to say to me auntie, 'You throw my f?in' poetry out and you'll regret it when I'm famous.' " Auntie threw...
...charge of isolation. One adviser criticized Nixon's welcome to New York City's construction workers because it would offend students sympathetic to antiwar demonstrators attacked by the hardhats. But Nixon jumped on a Wall Street businessman who made the same point at a White House dinner last week???a dinner that itself was a gesture toward the nation's suffering investors...