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...would have been impossible. Only against this bunch, which allowed an incredible average of 443 yards a game entering the contest, could Harvard have moved the ball all day the way it did. The Crimson's trick plays were the only failures, especially the newest weapon in the Multiflex arsenal, a quarterback-in-motion gag using both Cuccia and Don Allard that resulted in three penalties, one incomplete pass and one completion...
...wake of Sadat's murder, how was tribute paid to the memory of this man? With wreaths of weaponry, offered Sin the name of peace. As a war ing to Libya's Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, whose country as a veritable Soviet arsenal, U.S Secretary of State Alexander Haig promised to speed shipments of new bombers and tanks to Egypt. An American, delegation visited the Sudan where Libya's Soviet-supplied jets have been bombing border villages, and promised to try to deliver quickly $100 million worth of military equipment to a jittery President Gaafar Nimeiri. Meanwhile, British Prime Minister Margaret...
...weapon in the Harvard arsenal was flanker Bianucci, who carried four times for 26 yards and caught a touchdown pass. Previously, Restic had used Bianucci ineffectively as an inside runner, but in a third-and-four situation early in Harvard's second drive Cuccia pitched to him around left end. The senior scampered 10 yards for the first down; he trotted for nine more to the Cornell one on a similar play in the third quarter...
...scare talk or any kind of propaganda." With that dire warning, Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger last week released a glossy, 99-page report titled Soviet Military Power. The study, illustrated with maps and photographs, describes in impressive detail the Soviet military machine and its ever growing arsenal of new weapons systems, tanks, missiles, ships, artillery and aircraft. Put together by the Defense Intelligence Agency, the report is the largest and most comprehensive release of declassified intelligence data in the Pentagon's history. Its purpose: to send a red alert to Americans and their allies that the U.S.S.R...
Although the report depicts the Kremlin as trying to tip the military balance in its favor, the study lacks any systematic comparison with U.S. or allied forces. The Soviets, for example, have nothing in their naval arsenal to match the U.S. fleet of 13 aircraft carriers. While NATO is outflanked by Soviet tanks, the allies have beefed up their defenses with thousands of antitank missiles. Nevertheless, Gregory Treverton, assistant director of the International Institute for Strategic Studies, in London, complimented the report for its exhaustive detail and declared that it "does not overemphasize Soviet power." The Government Printing Office...