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What is your pugnacity quotient? If
cS^on^? i^rfonning pubtidy. His'care,
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Young piano virtuoso goes
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tailspin, disappears for five de
then is found living in poverty
his performing skills miraculo
intact.
No, that's not a soap opera
the true life story of Ervin ri-
Nyiregyhazi. Bom in Hungar
Nyiregyhazi was acclaimed as
genius when he made his U.i
in 1918 at the age of fifteen.^
Unfortunately for him'^his” pa;
eager to shield their prodigy
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everyday distractions—had b;
him shamelessly: At the age .c
eighteen he could not tie his'
shoelaces or cut his meat at tl
you're the easygoing, sunny-natured
type, better not apply for a job as
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guard at the Reno, Nevada, aty jail—
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vou might be labeled “too nice" to
rate being hired, '-«* V *
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. This happened recently to Diana
Vhsquez, who came out number one
on written exams for the jail job, but
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was deep-sixed by the jail's
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psychological tester because, he said,
she was “too nice" to be a jailer. But
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\ksquez is not all that nice: She
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fought back vigorously, with help
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from the American Gvil Liberties
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Union. “Why," Vhsquea asked,
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psychologist was oiled
dropped out ofsigh^
the Vasquez case, he conduded that^^P^
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the jail's job-testmg procedures
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needed overhauling. The Kano pobce
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department then backed dmm
U *y ^urtSm^n«.‘It developed
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reinstated ^squez as numb^°nf
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throughout his five “tosfdecr
their waiting list. But now, after her -
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right ori'plav
dash with the poUce, \hsquez « not
sure whether she will accept the
tQ th^rd R,undi£ori riews
hSd^Sf^d o3y shows she is
her change of mind only shows she is
erratic and was unfit to begin with.
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Supergun
Do the Israelis have an exotic new
superweapon? And did they use this
weapon to knock out Uganda s early-
warning system during the now
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famous raid at Entebbe Airport? Wild
»« it cminds. this rumor is being
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as it sounds, this rumor is being
talked up by various sources, most
nntaVilv Fnrncu Rcvc'i, a publication
put out by London’s Economist
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be^au'^f the new weapon an
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Newspaper, Ltd.
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pWtmnif wamine systems at Entebbe
statewide by the Coloradi
According to the Report
the new
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Investigation: “Fortunatel;
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npmv radar iam7
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message we asked you
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airport's control tower personnel
was not sent. Thus, we a
demonstration at a Canadian bank m
as though b\_magic.
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1969, says the Report, the weapon was
beamed at several bags stuffed with
money, and burly policemen were
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unable to lift the bags*
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Hurwich is identified as the devices
inventor; he claims, the journal says,-
that his ray weapon can in theory
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disable tanks and throw up
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impenetrable force fields in
midair.
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Now seventy-foiii, Nyiregy
does not feel up to playing p
and he has not made a recon
since 1921. But Gregor Benko
president of International Pia
Axdvives, has persuaded him
for taping selections from his
considerable repertoire-^lfid'
much-celebrated interprelatio
liszt. The taping project is b>
underwritten by the Ford Foi
The Report says, finally, that
thi» new weapon all
Bafflegab
This directive was recently Is
statewide by the Colorado B>
Investigation: “Fortunately,
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message we asked you to di
was not sent. Thus, we ask
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message.