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...Coca-Cola Co. announced the return of the old Coke, and the editors had ordered a crash cover on the business and social implications of the surprise move. This time, the Nation staffers thought, the crunch was on the Economy & Business section, which had mobilized quickly, worked round the clock and, as evening fell, was in the final throes of closing its Coke cover story. Some of the Nation staff had already begun to plan the following week's stories when Washington Bureau News Editor Ann Blackman phoned New York City with the word that a scheduled story...
...will be rolling out of bed and into the office half an hour earlier this fall. The New York Stock Exchange is extending its hours to accommodate record levels of investment from Europe and Asia. The move, announced last week, was described as a step toward round-the-clock international trading in American stocks...
...close as Harvard came, Penn’s winning goal came with 7.5 seconds remaining in the first of two overtime periods. The Quakers won the face-off to start the second overtime period, and stalled as the clock dwindled down to zero. The Crimson was able to strip the ball with 20 seconds left in the game, but failed to get a shot off in time...
...everyone's own interests have been abounding," a Roman Curia Cardinal told TIME. But in the final days many were struck by the sudden transparency of the Vatican's thick walls. Reports on the Pope's condition were clear and regular; the press office was open around the clock. It was as though church officials were following his instructions not to miss the opportunity embedded in grief...
Junior Claire Lukeman replaced junior Lydia Gardner in goal during the final quarter, where she successfully stopped all comers. Senior driver Diane Dewey tied up the game as her shot passed the Camel netminder with 14 seconds remaining on the clock...