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...opponents Wylie takes on are not exactly what you would expect from a Boston Corporate lawyer with roots in Louisville, Ky., and University of Chicago. To protect Cambridge's "unique neighborhood flavor" from the kind of high-rise over-development that has turned Harvard St. into "apartment house row," Wylie takes on the real estate developers and investors...
...there was enough film and copy flowing out of Brookside, Ky., to keep the editors in Louisville and Knoxville and Washington and New York happy. And the contract negotiations seemed close to a climax...
...since the celebrities are ordered alphabetically, you get some pretty stranged juxtapositions. One minute you're at the White House with Alice Roosevelt Longworth, who always thought kissing was "a disgusting habit" and seems fairly contemptuous of the whole subject and the next minute you're in Butcher Hollow, Ky., with Loretta Lynn, who got married at the age of 13 knowing so little about sex that by the time she was 17 she had four children and "didn't even know what was causing them...
...Serrenho Lexington, Ky...
...House of Bishops had taken against any of its members since 1966, when it assailed the late Bishop James A. Pike of California for "irresponsible" doctrinal statements. In the Portland discussions, some prelates fumed about the "total lawlessness" of their three colleagues. Retired Bishop William Moody of Lexington, Ky., a traditionalist, remarked that if any more women receive illegal ordinations, he would seek permission to bestow holy orders on Secretariat. "We already have parts of the horse," he allowed. "Why not the whole thing?" Before the vote, one of the two rebel prelates present, retired Bishop Edward Welles...