Young Prince Andrew earns own biography in Britain
London report notes Prince Andrew, 20, second in line to the throne, now subject of a slim biography by Donald Edgar. The book portrays him as a brave, self willed royal with naval ambitions, a life shaped by wartime era challenges and a public gaze that follows his elder brother Charles.
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Books on tennis available at New Castle Library
Requests for tennis books rise as a growing sport. Assistant librarian Mary Block notes the library offers general titles on racket grip and psychology, plus works by Jack Barnaby Arthur Ashe and Edward T Chase. Biographies and guides for children doubles singles and clinics are also listed.
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Thin books on the 80s politics and world events
Washington columnist Dick West notes thin books may dominate the 1980s. He cites Lowell Weicker and George Bush as potential authors for first person race accounts and cites Ramsey Clark’s role in shaping international events as another thin volume prospect.
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Quick Read: Publishers push thin books on current events
The piece surveys rapid publishings on political and sports topics. It notes titles like Alliance by Cyrus Vance and Olympics the True Life Stories of America Athletes in the 1980 Games, plus guides by Roger Mudd and Alfred Kahn. It hints at market demand for quick, mass market volumes.
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Housewife sells glass plates for 40 dollars price shock
NILES IL A Madison Wisconsin housewife failed to recognize a Lalique 1965 plate was a collector item after selling it for 40 dollars. The plate is valued at over 1800 dollars and Bradford Exchange chief J R MacArthur warns many may miss such worth. The exchange offers a free report with prices for over 900 plates and a valuation checklist by mail.
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