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Just Out: “Morgan Irving,” veep of a New York bank, joins Charles Sopkin to report on what goes on behind your botched-up monthly statement in Bank Book (Little, Brown, $6.95). . . . Hope Ridings Miller digs for all the sexual blemishes of Presidents from Washington to LBJ in Scandals in High Places (Random, $6.95). . . . Tall Girls Are Grateful, says Charles McCabe, who likes them tall or short but not liberated (Chronicle, $6.95). . . . Charles Douglas-Home’s

Rommel is a major study (Saturday Review Press, $12.50). The same house offers Maverick Inventor: My Turbulent Years at CBS, by Peter C. Goldmark with Lee Edson ($7.95). . . . Nobody’s Business, by Toby Moffett tells how a liberal Connecticut citizens’ group got the goods on every state legislator (Chatham, $6.50; paper, $2.95).

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Just Out: “Morgan Irving,” veep of a New York bank, joins Charles Sopkin to report on what goes on behind your botched-up monthly statement in Bank Book (Little, Brown, $6.95). . . . Hope Ridings Miller digs for all the sexual blemishes of Presidents from Washington to LBJ in Scandals in High Places (Random, $6.95). . . . Tall Girls Are Grateful, says Charles McCabe, who likes them tall or short but not liberated (Chronicle, $6.95). . . . Charles Douglas-Home’s

Rommel is a major study (Saturday Review Press, $12.50). The same house offers Maverick Inventor: My Turbulent Years at CBS, by Peter C. Goldmark with Lee Edson ($7.95). . . . Nobody’s Business, by Toby Moffett tells how a liberal Connecticut citizens’ group got the goods on every state legislator (Chatham, $6.50; paper, $2.95).