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...moving along, looking for another kind of woman," explained Winner for 1974 Rebecca Ann King to the Today Show's Barbara Walters as they discussed this year's consciousness-raised Atlantic City pageant. Certainly the former Miss Colorado showed herself to be one of a new breed. Her eyes remained dry throughout her coronation. When her sister said she expected to see Becky cry only on her wedding day, Becky retorted: "That's not a very realistic possibility," adding that she might not even get married. Ms. America, an Iowa farmer's daughter and college graduate...
...marijuana dealers who just wanted to do something nice. From what I hear, giving $10,000 certainly wouldn't hurt them financially." There is, of course, no official Gainesville Marijuana Dealers Association-at least not yet. But as pot smoking becomes increasingly accepted (TIME, Sept. 10), a new breed of long-haired millionaire philanthropists may be appearing on the horizon...
Director Hancock and Writer Harris (adapting his own fine novel), have great, knowledgeable fun with the game, getting in their licks at greedy owners, new-breed ballplayers who practice their pop songs right in the locker room, and old-breed managers and coaches who fail to understand that the game is merely a metaphor for life, not life itself...
...economy's growth is slowing, the dollar is beleaguered, the stock market is shaky, and inflation ravages the land. Even President Nixon concedes that "confidence in our management of our fiscal affairs is low." But bad times are boom times for a special breed of economic forecaster who makes a living by predicting dire troubles and suggesting ways to avoid them...
Clark is typical of an evolving breed of doctor-the professional emergency-room physician-who is beginning to replace the inexperienced interns, overworked residents or unlicensed foreign doctors still used by most U.S. hospitals to staff their emergency departments. A growing number of hospitals, recognizing the increasing demand for emergency care, are turning to specialists like Clark for ER coverage. As a result, they are providing their patients with far better care-and actually saving money-by increasing the efficiency of their emergency-room operation...