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Third-ranked racquetman John Stubbs lost in the quarterfinals of the "B" draw to eventual champion Murray Shaw of Western Ontario. Chip Robie dropped a 3-2 decision in the second round of the "B" competition to a defensive Amherst racquetman...
Dartmouth's Chip Bettencourt slammed in a rebound soon afterwards, but Harvard went back in front a minute before the period ended. The revitalized Crimson power-play notched its fifth goal in three games on a Mike Watson ice-hugger...
Despite their gallant stabs at cheerfulness, Carter's campaign directors in Massachusetts and New Hampshire realize that President Carter's absence has only added to the problems of preparing for the upcoming primaries. The incumbent president dropping by attracts large crowds and television cameras. Chip and Jack Carter do not. The excitement generated by a president not only makes headlines, but it also inspires staffers and volunteers to ring that final doorbell before the polls open. Recalling long hours of work over the past month, Olivas says, "The enthusiasm of having the president here certainly would have helped...
Meanwhile, his forces are hardly inactive in New Hampshire. The White House has been shoveling federal funds into the state: $34 million for highway improvements, a $1.5 million loan guarantee to American Skate Factory in Berlin, an $850,000 housing grant to Nashua. White House surrogates-Rosalynn, Chip, Miss Lillian, Vice President Walter and Joan Mondale, Muriel Humphrey-have made New Hampshire a second home. But the biggest campaign boost of all would come from Iran. Jests a White House aide: "Do you think folks would yell 'partisan' if we flew the hostages back to Pease Air Force...
...while computer engineers with degrees from first-rank schools like M.I.T. will get up to $28,000. By contrast, the top salaries that corporations and government agencies offer new lawyers range around $20,000. For big bucks, lawyers will continue to have to look to powerful firms, with blue chip clients, that can afford to bid high for talent. One of the Wall Street heavyweights, Davis, Polk and Wardwell, expects to have to pay $37,000, including fringes, for the 1980 graduates it wants...