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Sheehan, 34, was a novelist and the director of an avant-garde theater in Los Angeles before becoming a cultural critic for KNXT last year. He says that he expected to have to battle his bosses over unfavorable reviews of CBS products, but "there hasn't been a hint of censorship. In fact, I've got to the state of reverse paranoia, and I'm so fully convinced of their fairness that I just say what I think needs to be said." He adds, as proof of his paranoia: "That may be my downfall...
...issue of taxation, for example, the Republican platform pledges "further tax reform," but the President has not dropped the slightest hint of whose taxes might be raised how much. Nor has he ever confirmed or denied the persistent speculation that he might propose a value-added tax (VAT), a kind of national sales tax. Treasury Secretary George Shultz, who has once again become Nixon's closest economic adviser after being eclipsed last year by John Connally, told Congress last week that "the probability that the President would want to do it is declining." Shultz offered no guidance...
...Brandt; after a special Cabinet meeting in Bonn, he headed for Munich to guide the decision-making personally. Mrs. Meir, in a ten-minute address to the Knesset, Israel's Parliament, asked that the Games be suspended-and they were, at 3:45 p.m. She also seemed to hint that Israel was still debating whether or not to release its Arab prisoners, though the decision had already been made not to do so. President Nixon, awakening in San Clemente when it was already early afternoon in Munich, sent an expression of sorrow to Jerusalem and ordered U.S. ambassadors...
...never sure why McKay goes along with it. You may be right about that, but we do try to hint at those reasons. If you just sit there, you'll see a human being who is struggling...he does not have as concrete an ideology as a student, even as a Harvard student. McKay's downfall is he thinks he can do things his own way. One of the marvelous things about Lucas is Lucas knows he can't, but dangles this in front of him. Then McKay becomes trapped. If he loses, he won't only lose...
...citizens that they were not affected by the expulsion order; then he declared that they too would be forced to leave "because of acts of sabotage and arson." Later he reversed himself again and said that the citizens could stay on if their papers were in order-a strong hint that many more would be deprived of their citizenship for technical reasons. By last week Amin was suggesting that the country's 11,000 European residents (mostly Britons) would be the next...