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... Voice of America THERE :are no British 'newspapers to be had in Taormina — well, I did find a fortnight: old Observer -abouta month ago, but when I asked. the man in. the foreign bookshop -if I were likely to get lucky again; beonlyshru“ett‘,‘Pefo' ps ...

... America’s loss is At The during the Ryder Cn':h{hn were those in the American camp who bridled at the constant nfaue?hnu &&gflbteros as grea in the world, tm that label could be based on his overall American record. Non:heleu. there are who have been almost ...

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... America’s formula for conflict GIVEN the intense media interest of late with such issues as the deployment of Cruise missiles in the United Kingdom and the Reagan Administration’s “Star Wars” initiative it is easy to lose sight of the fact that governmental ...

... Falling autumn or in America WILLIAM FOSTER discovers the delights of upstate New York countryside. are once mmmhexpewh ve, now that the ning to look the migh m in the face ar.h of these inns, as Redcoats Return in Tannersville (owned H a former chef ...

... The making of modern America F. F. SIEGEL: Troubled Journey: From Pear] Harbor to Ronald Reagan. Hill and Wang, New York. SIEGEL claims that his book is an attempt to reinterpret American social and cultural life “through the prism of foreign and domestic ...

... journey to the heart of America PLACES in the Heart could be the text of a Sunday school. sermon — in the days when parables of harmony, hard work and loving forgiveness were the subject of Sunday sermons. Robert Benton has added to his varied oeuvre ...

... The circus moves to N America The World Championsh'igs at Bormio are over bar the shouting and the Swiss have re-emerged as leaders, carturing the majority of Gold medals. One or two old stars have been eclipsed and new superstars have moved to centre ...

... DRINKING IN AMERICA Eric Bogosian ERIC BOGOSIAN is a true chameleon. In this Im—raced and unusually exciting solo act on alcohol, drugs and power, he presents us with a formidable range of extreme American characters, from the brash Hollywood producer ...

... America bhuilds on old glory Allen Wright discovers on a coast-to-coast visit to the United States that the American dream is now rooted in the 1930 s as art deco sweeps city after city LEFT: Sky's the limit: the Hancock building, the world’s second tallest ...

... Re-row in South America Oxford and Cambridge will re-row the Boat Race next weekend in Brazil with the likelihood of the same result it produced at Mortlake on Saturday when Oxford scored their tenth successive win. The crews, rearranged because of ennlut’ol ...