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"lsuppoM some people might thinkthtonlytimeanaart.u rtads a ntwsp<Jpn i.s when shelrtadingherown reviftvs. "Well,Iadmilldortad whatthtnewspapmsay tJboutme.ButlsttJrttdread-

" Televisiotlatulradiormlly whet my appt'tite f or news Thetlltumtoat~tws­

paperforthrfull stories. '' Thai 'sbtcausrnewspapmdotl 't havtto squeeze afull day ~ news

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"You see, I grtw up in a littleEastTexaJtown,popu· latiotlaboutathousand.lthnd onegasstatiotl , ontgrocery store atJd ooe nnuspapn.

intoagivtntmmMroJ secmuls. " And newspapers don 't Mvero leatJt out otJe story in ordertogivtprtferetlct IOOtiOlher. " fiJraslortgtJS l am

"Thegasstatioofoeltd mycarandthegrocery stort Ju-loimybody.BullhL n~spapnfoded my mind. " That one little newspapn opmed up ooe great big worldfor me."

A lot of entertaiMI& people rud In Houston, they rud The Chronicle.

retnnnbn; newspapers have betna,inttgralpart of my daily routine- whtther

A lot ofpow«<uu people rue!

l'matwork ,ot1myrar~ch

or travelling . '' Wtthoutatktilynewspoper. my day is incomplete."

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'' W1Iet1lwas akidgrowing up in New jersey, /th ought ultimateSilCct.UWtJshtJIJitlg yourpicturemrthefrom page of The &getl R«ord " To me, t~ewspapm wt'Te tJlways dif[em1t from

"Nowadays, pt>Ople know me asabest-stllingauthor. But I doubt I would have wn'um asinglechapterifithadn't

be~£::~:C:J.fo~. Iustd to worlt.fornewspapm . Tho.t

radioorttlevisimr. Somehow, thqalwaysserrtled rolulveextracmiibility atulamhority,liktatJitJ:~~~;, record oftJ day's "SoitwtJSiror•ictllilt

or~tiJt daylattutJllydid

make thefrom ptJgts of newspapmallaromulthe wo rld , lwasint~opositiotr

topickupa cop ymyself. " ButldoluJ vroneheck ofa scrapbook."

~xperimce not ooly taught me my (raft , it also made me value rheastonishingamount ojuse-

"ldon 'twriteforti('Wspopm anymort. But I do reodthemfrom.Jrontto back atulthmtJgain .

newspaper. "Andh01umuchyouandl amgrtout cifit.

" W'here doyouthit~kl

folinfomwtionthatg~intoa

gotthe idi!asfor 'Serpentine' aud 'BioodandMoney'?"

A lot of down-to-earth people read a newopeper. In Houston, tttey read The Chronicle.

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aJilie to thtmMIYU about war.

FD< oil the theorWnr obout bow to fi,ht won, all the old aoldien' memo~ the amaU amount of teriout fiction and the nat amount of near-por· noruphy on the subject, hardly rttr do we eonaidu the phenomenon objecti¥tly: Why do we 10 on fi1hti"1 wan, what real purpoH do they Mrvt?ln a curiou~t roundabout war, that mi1ht be a 1ood •irn,foritaullettlthattheinltitutionofwarilnot an innitable element in the human pattern. Taboo. rrow up around thole human institu· tiona which people c:oNider Yital but hard to main· tain. Ther mwtn't be Mriowlr questioned pnc.i.Mir beuuoe they an not , . .Uy likely to ,.,.; .. oeriow quutioni"l. And c:trtai.nly time art Iota of quutiont people delibe.ratelr do not uk themttl,es about war. for uample, ill there ruUy a fate wone than death 1 Deterrence to pn'ent war il one thine, but would anr rational penon rullr want to ficht a major nuclear war rathtr than tunerwler, if thOM CONTIHUfD

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LETTERHEADS

Alan Fletcher, art director/designer Pentagram (London) , design firm John McConnell , client BUSINESS PAPER/SERIES

2 David Hillman , art director David Hillman/Richard Matt, designers Richard Draper, illustrator Pentagram (London) , design firm Cedric Lisney Associates , client

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2 How to pick the typewriter that serves you best.

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