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Women's coach CAROLE KLEINFELDER doesn't have to worry about early season jinxes, because nobody's picking her squad to finish first in the Ivies, especially with the decision of high-scorers ELAINE HOLPUCH and NANCY BOUTILLIER to take a year off. In fact, Thursday's crop of candidates included just two seniors--DENISE WILLIAMSON and KAREN UEDA--but eight freshmen. "We're going to have to depend heavily on freshmen," Kleinfelder said...
...film's first scene, young Jacqueline's rakehell father (Rod Taylor) roars home from an all-night frolic, and his haughty wife (Claudette Nevins) confronts him in full dominatrix regalia: breeches, riding crop and withering stare. If only the film had been subjected to some of the same discipline. The camera glides discreetly through Newport drawing rooms and Georgetown dining rooms-always the visitor on a guided tour, never the Knowledgeable Source with some dirt to dish. Jaclyn Smith is a stunner and a competent actress; as J.F.K., James Franciscus brings crinkled eyes and a Boston accent that...
Take the Pentagon Officers' Athletic Club, for example. None other than the eminently authoritative New York Times noted last week that this "linoleum oasis" offers a crop of one liners ripe for the picking. "Reagan orders military belt tightening; Joint Chiefs hit the Universal for sweat-and-strategy session. Stock-man urges they 'Drop for 40 more."' You could...
Acting on Bok's advice, at least one master reportedly addressed his House committee on problems of behavior in the House. Masters say they expect the issue of how to deal with incidents in House dining halls and elsewhere to crop up throughout the year and almost certainly at a subsequent meeting of the masters...
...Gorky and Togliatti auto works, the Soviet leaders are expected to import a record 40 million tons of grain. Some Western experts believe that Soviet ports will have trouble handling such heavy traffic. Much of the grain will come from the U.S., where a bounteous harvest has depressed crop prices and made farmers anxious to sell their surplus abroad. A delegation from the U.S. Agriculture Department travels to Moscov this week with an offer to sell the Soviets 10 million more tons of grain. The U.S has already sold 8.8 million tons of grain since the Carter Administration...