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...memos Martin made of her conversations as she pursued the matter said that when she brought her suspicions to the attention of her superior, ABC Vice President Ronald Sunderland, he gave her the same explanation she had received from the Spelling-Goldberg employee. "They're [doing] the Robert Wagners out of their money," Martin's memo says Sunderland told her. He assured her that no one in the ABC hierarchy would blow the whistle on the arrangement: "Everyone's been told that needs to be told, and they've been told to pay it, and they...
...assault, police have circulated a description of a powerfully built suspect between 30 and 45. Authorities are also trying to take advantage of the fact that British accents can be very distinctive. Experts who have analyzed the Ripper's flat, unemotional voice believe he may come from Sunderland in the county of Tyne and Wear in northeastern England, about 100 miles from where the killings have taken place. By studying a footprint found near the body of one victim, the police have determined the suspect's shoe size. They may also have detected his blood type...
...stamped with a cross; on the other, with a stylized animal head. Found in 1961 by an amateur archaeologist named Guy Mellgren, the coin was turned over Animal head to the Maine State Museum in Augusta four years ago and described as a 12th century English coin. But Riley Sunderland, a retired military historian and also an amateur archaeologist, had his doubts about that identification. While vacationing in England last summer, he discussed the coin with Peter Seaby, a noted British numismatist. After examining photographs, Seaby concluded that the coin was "almost certainly a Norse penny," probably dating...
...NANCY W. SUNDERLAND...
...mean really, the true question is not what can we do to protect the visitors from the fans, but rather how in the world can we secure the protection of the fans from "gentlemen" like Mr. Sunderland who happen to wander in from the bush...