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...more modest levels, the bargains are still impressive. Harrods' best sellers last week included Pringle cashmere sweaters at $100 (typical New York price: $175), Wedgwood's Runnymede dinner service at $556 for a 25-piece set ($800), a dozen Waterford crystal glasses at $258 ($402). At the nearby Laura Ashley shop, just off Sloane Square, about half the customers are Americans. They spend an average of $245 each on such items as a pastel flowered frock ($43) or a cotton sweater ($37)--about a third to a half the prices in Ashley's U.S. branches. Tourists crowding into the china...
...Mass. 20 Chuck Shirey SE Waterloo, Iowa 21 Dean Givas FB Sacramento, Calif. 21 Tim Manges WB Fort Wayne, Ind. 22 Mike Madden WB Pleasanton, Calif. 23 Tom McMillin SE Glendale, Calif. 24 Lee Oldenburg CB Acton, Mass. 25 Joel Seay SE Fountain Valley, Calif. 26 Al Fletcher DB Waterford, Conn. 27 Brian Bergstrom CB Swedesburg, Iowa 28 Paul Arnett K Atlanta, Ga. 28 Bill Hyland FS Foxboro, Mass. 29 Joe Connolly SE Selbyville, Del 30 Brian Cooke FB Hingnam, Mass 31 Rufus Jones HB Memphis, Tenn 32 Jim Lowe WB Springfield, Pa. 33 Mark Vignali RB Uniontown...
...three-week trip through the Soviet Union, and suspects that "they are changing their strategy in Western Europe, and may be contemplating a nonnuclear blitzkrieg." But he adds: "Right now, I don't see any possibility of overt action against the West." Michael Fitch, 36, an electrician from Waterford, Mich., puts it simply: "We have our missiles and they have theirs...
...countryside hums with farm machinery and insects. Inside, the house smells, the way old houses tend to, moist and rich, as if someone had enclosed a creek bottom. Late summer motes settle gently on the esoteric acquisitions of the once famous George Ade. Here a Grecian urn, there a Waterford crystal punch bowl that, when flicked crisply with a fingernail, keeps ringing clearly long after the flicker has left the room...
...vainly for its own bonanza. Lately, though, Dublin has been awash in a gusher of speculation about a discovery in the Celtic Sea, which separates Ireland and Britain. Last week the rumors proved to be valid. Gulf Oil acknowledged that a test well only 20 miles south of the Waterford coast had produced a flow that suggests a sizable field. The early results, said Junior Energy Minister Eddie Collins, "are very encouraging indeed." The mood on the Dublin and London stock markets resembled an Irish wake. Euphoric investors rushed to buy into oil companies that own stakes in the Celtic...