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Fighting the goober crunch...
Concerned by the blood crunch, doctors are turning to once out-of-favor methods of conserving blood during surgery.* Two techniques now making a comeback...
When it reaches the council chambers, the ordinance is likely to find a warm reception. Though Harvard and MIT have had their backers in the past, the fiscal crunch caused by Proposition 2 1/2 seems to have stiffened opposition to the two schools--and anyone else who pays little in taxes. One of the few unanimous votes of the past year came on a proposal to tax city universities...
...wide. Already more than 100 yds. of dark water separate it from Ohio. The ice fishermen know it may soon begin to break up. Some make for the shoreward side, in hopes that small boats manned by local fire brigade volunteers will find them. When rescue boats finally do crunch up to the ice and begin taking people aboard a captain has to explain, "We came to rescue you, not your stuff." As they are ferried to shore, the anglers look back sorrowfully at the gallon buckets already full of fish. Not to mention a dozen or so cars...
Caught in a perilous financial crunch, private colleges are devising ingenious plans for raising revenues and cutting costs...