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Washington Post, The (DC) - November 17, 1977
Dayan Cautious |
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Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan said tonight that he does not foresee any substantive negotiations during Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's expected visit to Israel. Nevertheless, if Egypt indicates it is willing to discuss a separate peace treaty, Dayan said, Israeli is ready.Dayan spoke on Israeli radio as the country, still stunned by the startling developments of the past week, awaited an official response from Sadat to yesterday's formal invitation to the Egyptian...
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Washington Post, The (DC) - November 13, 1977
Would You Buy a Used Car From This Bunny? |
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IF YOU WANT TO sell a product on TV, try to get Bugs Bunny or Abraham Lincoln to do the commercial. Better still, come up with a combination of the two - say, an Albraham Bunny. In him you would have the perfect spokesman, and total credibility.Also, if you are a Democrat running for President of the United States and you participate in a televised debate, be sure to bring up the name of Herbert Hoover to embarrass your Republican opponent.None of this is idle speculation or even a...
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Washington Post, The (DC) - November 10, 1977
The Bullettes: High Kicks at Center Court |
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You're sitting there crunching your peanuts and drinking your beer and admiring Elvin Hayes' Ethiopian prince profile and Wes Unseld's IQ and Mitch Kupchak's calves, when what to your wondering eyes should appear, at half-time during the Bullets' opening game, but the Bullettes.There they are, in their high-cut red hotpants and red wedgies, Farrah Fawcett manes tossing, dancing on the Capital Centre's basketball court...
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Washington Post, The (DC) - November 7, 1977
The Showdown |
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Virginia's 1977 race for the governorship whirled toward a close last night in a locale as improbable as much of the campaign itself.At separate party rallies in the coal-minded Appalachian town of Clintwood (population 1,320), Democrat Henry Howell and Republican John Dalton exhorted the faithful just 10 miles from the Kentucky border and more than 400 from the crowded Northern Virginia suburbs on which Tuesday's election may depend.As television carried their...
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Washington Post, The (DC) - November 1, 1977
Senate< Committees: |
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Senate Committees: Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Subcomte. on Research - 9 a.m. Open. Biological controls in managing agriculture pests; Steve Jetliner. EPA; Warren Muir, CEQ; Eloise Clark, Natl. Science Foundation. 322 Russell Office Bldg.Armed Services - 10 a.m. Open. Pending business meeting. 212 ROB.Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs - 10 a.m. Open. Markup trath-intending simplification legislation. 5302 Dirksen Office Bldg.Energy and Natural Resources - 2 p.m....
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Washington Post, The (DC) - October 30, 1977
A Month Of Crafts |
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CRAFT ART: A Washington Exposition" sponsored by the D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities, is taking over schools, libraries and museums this month to show craftwork.About 125 objects, selected from 981 submitted by 410 Washington artists, will be displayed in the four major shows at the Textile Museum (fiber), the Dupont Center of the Corcoran Gallery (ceramics), the Anne Hathaway Gallery of the Folger Library (metal) and the Washington Project for the Arts...
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Washington Post, The (DC) - October 23, 1977
Begorra? Hmph! |
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I SUPPOSE THE reason they asked an Irishman to preview "The Best of Families," the new TV series that is partly about an Irish tenement family,was that they were hoping for something cheerful with a lot of shuur an begorras in it.They ain't gonna get it from me.This "major new television dramatic series which colorfully blends American history and fiction" gives itself a two-hour running start Thursday at 9 p.m. on PBS. It... |
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Washington Post, The (DC) - October 23, 1977
Cabinet Post Low-Key Style, High-Visibility |
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When Secretary of the Treasury W. Michael Blumenthal took off last Friday for a 10-day trip to the Middle East and Europe, the venture told almost as much about the man as it did about his mission.The tour did have genuine value - to meet foreign officials and discuss serious issues. But characteristically, the takeoff was arranged with all the fanfare of a Capitol Hill commuter run. And there were no specific objectives for the entourage to meet.The analogy isn't a...
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Washington Post, The (DC) - October 23, 1977
Albany Mayor Seeking 10th Term, Is Unconcerned |
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The longest surviving political dyCFTC Gives Up on Cooper for Director Postnasty in America is at stake in the mayoral election next month, but nobody here is biting nails over the outcome.Least of all Erastus Corning II, who has been mayor since 1942 and presides over a Democratic machine founded 55 years ago by his mentor, Daniel P. (Uncle Dan) O'Connell, who died last February at the age of 91.Corning, seeking his 10th term at the age of 67, has been mayor of New York State's capital city longer...
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Washington Post, The (DC) - October 16, 1977
CFTC Gives Up on Cooper for Director Post |
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The five-member Commodity Futures Trading Commission is searching for additional candidates for the post of executive director of the agency in the wake of publicity about a leading candidate's prior, questionable financial dealings.CFTC Chairman William T. Bagley said the failure of the commission "to reach a consensus in favor of Elmer Cooper" has led to a continuation of its search for executive director.Cooper has been a special consultant on...
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