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...drivers and front-seat passengers in new cars are now belting in. However, thousands of new-car owners are increasingly frustrated by the new system. Because any weight on the front seat activates the system, he, she or it must be buckled in before the car will start. Newspaper Columnist George Will recently bought a 22-lb. Beltsville turkey, plopped it in the front seat and found that to get his car moving, he had to belt the Beltsville. Drivers become livid when they get out of then-cars to open the garage doors and then have to buckle...
...effect that "the name of the game (in the White House) is who can screw the Post the most." (A "high Time official" later identified to me the White House source of this vulgar little gem as Mr. William Safire, then a special assistant to President Nixon, now a columnist for The New York Times...
...told him and then vented his opinions about it-generally conservative. Though he wrote in a ponderous style, his comments invariably commanded the attention of political leaders. "He had a lot of clout where it counted. He sure as hell wasn't for the subway trade," remembers Fellow Columnist William S. White. "He had enormous influence among the movers and shakers in Washington...
Died. Arthur Krock, 87, former New York Times Washington correspondent and columnist whose career spanned six decades (see THE PRESS...
That is a considerable distance for an off-Broadway musical to travel without even having had an official opening. But Producer Phil Oesterman and Lyricist-Composer Earl Wilson Jr., the gossip columnist's 31-year-old son, reason that a few stuffy reviews could only spoil their astonishing success with Let My People Come, a mostly nude review that began performances last January. So far, almost all reviewers have respected their wishes and stayed away...