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...good a chance? Says Arthur Zeikel, president of Merrill Lynch Asset Management, under which the Phoenix Fund will flap its wings: "There is a long list of companies whose real prospects are much better than they appear. Their depressed prices in many instances simply do not reflect true value or their potential...
...Being in the East is a great asset," he says, "since there are a lot of special distance events held which give me better opportunities to compete...
...President: "From my first reporting job on, I found people were not inclined to take me seriously because I was a woman and because I had never worked for a newspaper." A senior White House aide describes Woodruff as "always a lady," not necessarily regarding that as an asset: "She seems uncomfortable trying to dig out a story, almost timid...
Ting said that, viewed pragmatically, minority backing might not be an asset to a candidate. "The problem with that is that people who run are supposed to represent their House," he said, "and if a person is elected, his first duty is to the House...
Harvard's defensive unit, always an asset in the past, kept the ball out of the Crimson end for about three quarters of the game. Halfbacks Ellen O'Neill and Toby Carro prowled the Providence passing lanes to break up nearly every Lady Friars attack. The midfielders did their share as well, hustling their way to victory in the ball-control trenches. As a result, Crimson netminder Juliet Lamont had little to do but watch...