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...members of the press made the four-hour voyage from Manchester to witness the historic event, resident Louise Tillotson said the event was a change of pace from daily life here...
...President, who must split his time between campaigning and governing. Moreover, as a matter of style and strategy, even when they are on the road, "access to the Bush and Quayle campaigns has been almost nil," notes Josh Mankiewicz, political reporter at Los Angeles's K-CAL. Says Mary Tillotson of CNN: "The President used to come back and schmooze with us on Air Force One. We haven't seen him up close for months...
...feet away, in a bathroom large enough for championship table tennis, Steve Tillotson, a burly Vermont deconstruction expert who has been with the company since it started, and another worker pry loose a 6-ft.-long china bathtub with lion-claw feet. They flip it onto a mover's pallet and study the maker's mark on its bottom, as if they had unearthed an Egyptian artifact. "Ideal 3806," reads Tillotson with a sigh of respect. "It was made by Ideal on March 8, 1906." They trundle the fixture down a listing hallway to join half a dozen others...
Others look to enrollment of foreign students, especially oil-rich Middle Easterners, to supplement their student body. Fully 17% of the students at predominantly black Huston-Tillotson in Austin, Texas, are Iranian. The late arrival and slow tuition payment of an expected 150 new foreigners triggered the bankruptcy last month at Vermont's Windham...
...short as one millimeter (compared with 55 meters or more for standard AM broadcast waves)-quickly lose their strength because of moisture in the atmosphere and cannot be sent over any appreciable distance. That problem may be alleviated in the future, says Bell Labs Radio Research Chief L.C. Tillotson, with such electronic relay devices as compact solid-state amplifiers perched atop utility poles and a new breed of communications satellite circling the earth at very close intervals...