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...purpose of the seminars, taped last year, was to ask hard questions of policy makers and others confronting differing interpretations of the Constitution. The confrontational format of the 13-show series "makes it possible to stop people who are very important (form) baloney answers" to crucial questions. Nesson said yesterday...
...keeps going this way we could be on the verge of a gigantic political tune-out until November and the vote. We are close to being satiated with angry debates, confrontations, denunciations. One's senses are dulled by shouts, blares and baloney...
...anyone would care whether he changed his name or age. "I don't think they're issues with the people," he says, "though they seem to be issues with reporters." Has he tried to remake himself after a rigid and unhappy childhood? "What a lot of baloney!" he exclaimed in an interview with TIME last week. "Everybody's going to be psychoanalyzed. Jimmy Carter was, Richard Nixon was, George McGovern was. It's just part of the deal. But my childhood was as happy as one can be in not plush economic circumstances." He changed...
...Point of personal privilege!" he shouted. But Glenn would not yield: he blamed the Carter Administration for its "21% inter est rates" and declared, "That's why we lost the White House." Shot back Mondale: "There's just been about a six-minute speech, all of it baloney...
...Dominican Republic. Bluhdorn arrived in the U.S. from Vienna at 16 and in 1955 bought into the small Michigan Bumper Corp., which he merged and muscled into a huge conglomerate (auto parts to movies to zinc) with 1982 sales of $5.3 billion. "Sometimes I'm full of baloney," the blunt Bluhdorn once said. "But sometimes I have a good idea...