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...think the image that I'd like to see is the picture in the Gospel of John, chapter 13, of Christ washing the feet of his disciples. I think the church has got to take the form of a servant in stooping and sharing, in caring action. The person whose feet we are washing? Well, it could be the homosexual, it could be the starving poor. It could be the very rich man who has no need of God. So the church has got to be the servant of all, and if it is, then it will be the kind...
...this is quite titillating -- and some of it has been recorded before -- but there are grounds for wondering how accurate Martin's amatory scorekeeping really is. In his acknowledgments and chapter notes, the author cites the "invaluable" assistance of interviews with Richard M. Clurman, for many years Time Inc.'s chief of correspondents, and his wife Shirley, a close friend of Clare's and a former TIME publicist. But Dick Clurman states categorically that he merely gave Martin a list of potential sources and was too busy to submit to an interview. Shirley Clurman says she spoke with Martin...
...Icahn's strategy is a so-called prepackaged Chapter 11 agreement under which TWA will shed almost half its $2.4 billion in debts and emerge from its reorganization with $400 million in operating cash. Similar to the arrangement that Donald Trump fashioned with his bankers earlier this summer, such a deal eliminates much of the uncertainty that managers face when they surrender control of a tattered enterprise to a bankruptcy judge. Instead, the owner and creditors present the judge with a solution acceptable to all. If the complex TWA agreement is approved, the carrier may swoop...
...James got involved with the Bridgeport chapter of a national program called Youth at Risk, which took youngsters to the Catskill Mountains for 10 summer days of arduous physical exercise and intense rap sessions designed to help them develop skills to cope with the pressures back on the street. Gerrod, who was also selected to go, left after just six days, but James stayed on and completed a follow-up program during the school year...
There's at least one group of Americans interested in the 1992 presidential race. A number of Hollywood artists have established a West Coast chapter of The Creative Coalition, the New York-based lobbying committee established in 1989 by actors ALEC BALDWIN (The Hunt for Red October) and RON SILVER (Reversal of Fortune). TCC/West is meeting regularly to map out a public affairs strategy and arrange a televised debate on campaign reform. Also in the talking stage is a series of professionally produced half-hour programs hosted by various stars that will analyze political advertising and explain how it often...