Word: schroeder
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...defense issues. For instance, in her TV spots, Attorney Sheila Suess, 39, a conservative Republican from Indianapolis, is silhouetted against a B-52 bomber as she says: "If I am elected, I will be a solid vote for a strong national defense." In Colorado, four-term Democratic Incumbent Patricia Schroeder, 40, is opposed by a Republican woman, Denver School Board Member Naomi Bradford, 40. Schroeder, who leads by more than 2 to 1 in the polls, is attacked by Bradford for opposing spending on defense and for failing to support some reclamation projects in Colorado...
...throwing open the convention so that it could nominate someone other than Carter or Senator Edward Kennedy. The organizers of the meeting included Thomas Downey of New York, a Carter supporter, and Toby Moffett of Connecticut, a Kennedy backer. Among those who attended were Don Edwards of California, Patricia Schroeder of Colorado, Barbara Mikulski of Maryland and three leading black Representatives: Shirley Chisholm of New York, John Conyers of Michigan and Ronald Dellums of California...
Everyone knows the story--of Charlie Brown and his failures; of the passion Schroeder feels for Beethoven, only to be harassed by the love-sick Lucy (who in this production cries "Hooray for Barry Manilow" just to get a rise out of the budding pianist); of Snoopy's unending battle with the Red Baron. The small circle of friends grows up in these amusing vignettes, while an occasional moral dots the otherwise harmless script. There's not an undergraduate who in his youth didn't toss a few "good griefs" into the wind at a younger sibling...
...more than adequate. The siblings have strong voices, and it's too bad the music in the show can't provide more of a challenge for them. They have the range to do far more than they're given, as do Kathy Teague as Patty and John Sneath as Schroeder...
...Carter during the Iranian crisis. Said Detroit Air Traffic Clerk Betsy McCamman, 29: "It's not what Carter did, it's what he didn't do. He didn't overreact." Then Kennedy dismayed still other backers by attacking deposed Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. To James Schroeder, 33, a hotel bellman in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., this was "dirty pool." Said he: "If anything, Kennedy should have attacked the militants. He should have supported the President." Complained Richard Maynard, 30, a high school social studies teacher in Philadelphia: "There was a move for national unity, and Kennedy wasn...