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...estimates could save up to $ 1 million a year in overtime. The number of shifts is central to the key issue in the pressmen's strike-how many workers are truly needed to man modern, high-speed newspaper presses -though the final answer to that question will depend on the News and Times settlements...
...appeared, sold tastefully and then went out of print. A few pieces survived the drift toward transiency to which most stories are prone: The Enormous Radio became a standard inclusion in fiction anthologies; The Swimmer inspired an inadequate Hollywood film. The continued existence of other tales, though, came to depend chiefly on word of mouth or hearsay. Cheever's reputation as a master American storyteller seemed rooted in the memory of admirers...
...have never voted a straight ticket in my life, probably because I depend upon others doing the same thing," John W. Sears '52, the Republican candidate for Massachusetts Secretary of State, said last night...
...divided the Egyptian and Israeli leaders as the conclave convened. They did not even agree, for example, on the importance of the summit. Sadat saw it as "a crucial crossroads" for peace. Begin, while labeling it "a very important meeting," stressed that "our people's fate does not depend on that meeting. Our people lived thousands of years before Camp David and will live thousands of years after Camp David...
Carter was counting on the "chemistry" of Camp David's setting and intimacy to help make the summit succeed. Much of this would depend on the informal contacts between the parties. The three leaders' aides mixed casually over meals and drinks at Laurel Lodge. Walks through the chestnut, oak and hickory woods provided other opportunities for the kind of personal interaction that Carter hoped would contribute to the peace process...