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...demand a lot from our defensive ends; they must be very fine athletes, able to do a lot of things," Yovicsin said. "They must be well-coordinated, well-disciplined, and very capable," he says, "and John fills the bill...
...Georgia and Maryland?also authorize abortion if the child is likely to be born defective, as is commonly the case if the mother has had German measles (rubella) within the first three months of pregnancy. California did not sanction this ground because Governor Ronald Reagan threatened to veto any bill that included...
...interested in the elaborate procedures required for a legal solution. Another factor is cost. Specialists have to be called in to confirm the medical justification advanced, and their fees, added to the usual cost of even minor surgery and a short stay in the hospital, can run the total bill up to $2,000. Many women who can afford such costs prefer to go to Mexico or Puerto Rico, where abortion, although illegal, is easily arranged, with a competent gynecologist performing the operation...
...Ability is not all there is to this game," says Allen, "and a good athlete is not always a winning one." What Allen looked for in Los Angeles was winners, and he was perfectly willing to trade away good athletes to get them. One of his first acquisitions was Bill George, a linebacker from the Chicago Bears, who is said to have begun his new career in Los Angeles by flattening a malingering teammate. Other trades brought the Rams such established stars as Flanker Bernie Casey, Halfback Tommy Mason, Linebacker Myron Pottios and Cornerback Irv Cross. Allen also drew heavily...
...many signs point to a return to protectionism. Two dozen U.S. industries are pressing for higher tariffs or import quotas on everything from shoes to glass, from steel to electronic components. Most such efforts have been rebuffed, but last month President Johnson signed a bill that more than tripled the import duty on various blends of woolens. Italy, which stands to lose $15 million in trade, is considering retaliation against U.S. exports. Other countries, of course, can be expected to do the same if tariffs on their exports to the U.S. are raised...