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...tour leader for the pleasures of Cat and Mouse is a dapper veteran detective, Lechat (Serge Reggiani), who goes on a wild chase to discover whether a philandering millionaire (Jean-Pierre Aumont) was indeed murdered by his jealous wife (Michele Morgan). The plot is complex and at times ingenious, but it is mainly an excuse for Lelouch to indulge his romantic reveries. Almost every character in the film falls in love at least once, usually with idyllic effect. The liaisons are delightfully improbable. Antagonists Reggiani and Morgan both carry on with gorgeous lovers half their age before making a beeline...
...morning, the alumni attended speeches on affirmative action, undergraduate life, the Du Bois Institute and Afro-American studies. After lunch, the alumni listened to panel discussions and an address by Dr. Chase N. Peterson '52, vice president for alumni affairs and development...
Greyhounds begin training for the races at the age of ten months. Though prohibited in some states, live jack rabbits are used as "bait" during training sessions. The dogs chase the rabbit by instinct, says trainer Bill Scott, who works for Solimeno. Thus, the trainer's role is reduced to one of care and conditioning of the animals, who are fed a strict diet of horsemeat, beef, meal and vitamins...
...deficit is not reduced below $61 billion, Miller has warned, the Federal Reserve will restrict the money supply and raise interest rates as an alternative way of fighting inflation. The Fed already has moved twice in the past two weeks to tighten up; last week, in response, Chase Manhattan Bank raised its prime rate on business loans a quarter point, to 8¼%. Democratic Economist Otto Eckstein says that a $25 billion tax cut would be "guaranteed to fail" if it leads to a tighter money policy. He favors both delaying the cut until Jan. 1 and shrinking...
...convinced that, once the alarm has been sounded, good art easily beats out bad, and that the present scarcity of first-rate art does not follow from a sickness of society but the other way around--unless, possibly, the two chase each other's tails...