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...half. The Metropolitan's $45.7 million dollar plant-which houses four enormous stages on two levels, a 57-foot turntable, and the most intricate theatrical lighting system in the country-can accommodate the composer's billowing visions, but only by stretching human and mechanical resources to the fullest. Said Stage Designer Peter Wexler: "It beats anything Cecil B. De Mille was ever up against...
...synonymous with old, and the Detroit Tigers fit both descriptions. Norm Cash, Al Kaline, Jim Northrup and Mickey Stanley all are names from baseball's past. All were fine ballplayers in their day. Sadly enough, the Tiger front office seems bent on developing this rest home to its fullest. No trades, no youth, no hope. The Tigers are living in the past, but are unfortunately playing in the present. Mickey Lolich and Joe Coleman can't do it all. Prediction: fifth...
...urge is to print everything obtainable in the belief that self-censorship would be itself a kind of coverup. In this atmosphere, there will doubtless be some excesses. Though Kraft is right in warning against abuses, the entire history of the Watergate mess is an argument for the fullest possible disclosure...
...tape contained "national security material so sensitive" that the President would not discuss it even with him. Wright concludes: "Getting to the truth of Watergate is a goal of great worth, [but] there may well be times when there are other national interests that are more important than the fullest administration of criminal justice...
...short as possible. We should think about the first column ahead of time and savor things more when we have them. To be close to death gives you a new awareness of the preciousness of life, and the extreme tenuousness of it. You must live every day to the fullest, as though you had a short supply-because you do. I said that glibly for years, but I didn't know how intensely one should live...