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...welcome opportunity to learn about itself, and to illuminate and (sometimes) settle all sorts of issues, from busing to pot to unemployment policy. This election year, with its long calendar of primaries and crowded field of candidates, presents a special challenge to voters-and to journalists. To help chart public attitudes on the candidates and the issues, TIME will augment its own coverage with public opinion polling surveys...
...American athletic history." Then Werner Wolf exults over Sheila Young's record-setting 1500 meter speed skating performance, "This is America's first gold medal." The only consolation is that ABC isn't as bad now as they were at the 1972 Summer Olympics, where they showed a chart every hour or so of the number of US medals versus the number of USSR medals...
Jackson has so far raised $3.4 million on his own, second only to Wallace among the presidential candidates (see chart), and has received or applied for federal matching funds totaling $1.4 million. But neither Jackson nor his chief fund raiser, Richard Kline, thinks there is any chance of raising more money than the now revised 1974 law would have allowed. Says Kline: "It is unlikely that anyone will reach $10 million, not even Wallace...
Steve Hall's flow chart shows ten department heads directly under his supervision, and during his five years at Harvard there has been a lot of shuffling around and a lot of putting out to pasture. Charles Coulson, the manager of the Faculty Club, is still here, and so is the director of the Real Estate Office--but six of the directors Hall found here when he came are gone...
Trading volume has soared as dramatically as the prices. During 1975 an average of 18.6 million shares changed hands on the New York Stock Exchange each trading day. So far in January, daily volume has exceeded that level by 59% (see chart) and has set a number of records. Among them: the highest weekly volume (161.7 million shares last week) and the most shares ever traded on a single day (38.5 million on Jan. 15). Volume has exceeded 30 million shares on nine of the 16 trading days in January. By contrast, on the wildest day of the 1929 crash...