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Offensive success will depend on the continued outstanding play of Keller-Sarmiento, and the return to form of striker Walter Diaz. Diaz starred two years ago as a freshman, but his offensive production had tailed off in the last two campaigns...
...integrated army can work. It's going to depend on who's running it. [My successor] has got to be somebody who has been declared acceptable to all the groups involved, and it has got to be a person with the experience and qualifications to do it. You can't get a civil servant to do it. You can't get a politician. It's got to be a soldier...
...somewhat bored with his job. He occasionally napped in his office and sometimes slipped home early-to the point that the Georgians around Jimmy Carter complained that Vice President Walter Mondale was not working hard enough. But then came the crisis in Iran, and the President had to depend on his Vice President for much of the hard slogging of the primary campaigning. Now back in the good graces of Carter's inner circle, Mondale is looking forward eagerly to a strenuous regimen of four-day-a-week campaign swings, making slashing attacks on Ronald Reagan and defending...
...President, he will be restrained and distant from the current occupant of the White House. His campaigning this fall will be cautious, linked mostly to his friendship with Senators and Congressmen who want his help. He made it clear that the degree of his support for Carter will depend on the President's economic pronouncements. Kennedy believes that Carter must focus his campaign on the economy, which the Senator said is "the area where we were able to get some response." Even so, Kennedy thinks that Carter will be "hard pressed...
...wanting to give information-or comfort-to the unions involved, the networks refuse to say what they would do if the season is delayed. But it does not take a Fred Silverman to surmise that they would depend heavily on old movies, news, game shows, sports events and, of course, reruns- lots and lots of reruns. NBC has an advantage, if it can be called that, in having more unacted shows than the other two networks: Real People, Speak Up America and Games People Play. It also has TV rights to the World Series, which opens in early October...