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...last week, the Mary and Bill story had rated coverage in practically every major newspaper and magazine, several sober editorials, a FORTUNE cover and, the crowning touch, a gossipy, five-part series sold to some 50 newspapers by the Chicago Tribune/New York News Syndicate. Written by New Journalist Gail Sheehy (Passages), the series unblushingly depicts Cunningham as an angel, awesomely gifted, scrupulously moral and out to improve the world through humane capitalism; it is laced with enough mawkish prose and gratuitous personal detail to make Harold Robbins blush. As the scandal mounted, for instance, Sheehy reported: "Mary Cunningham...
...dean predicted that within a decade she would be the first female chief executive of a Fortune 500 corporation. Cunningham, unlike the corporate establishment, saw no contradiction between being attractive and being a competent professional. "I always wanted to be a role model for other women," Cunningham told reporter Gail Sheehy last week...
...referendum does not affect either Pilgrim I or the Rowe Yankee plant -- the only other operating plant in the state, Gail Hoffman, a staff member of the Citizens for Participation in Political Action (CPPAX), said yesterday. CPPAX is a political activist group with more than 2000 members working for the referendum...
...transcendence of mere talent; richness and density of meaning; and a deep sense of moral dignity in the artist's refraction of his own culture-are so evident in Hopper that no other word will really do. The show consists of nearly 400 paintings and drawings assembled by Gail Levin, who is curator of the Whitney's permanent Hopper collection. She has done so well that, without comparing Hopper to Cézanne as an artist, one may say that this exhibition is to the Whitney what the Cézanne show of 1977 was to the Museum...
...walkout continues today, the Labor Relations Board could go to court to ask for punitive measures against the union. "Most of the time, everyone wants to avoid going to court," Gail Menschel, a public information officer for the board, said yesterday...