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...state fair. Bobby Reynolds, an insurance man from Grand Island who played for the Cornhuskers in 1950, in fact whose touchdown record finally fell just a couple of weeks ago, describes the gathering as a congregation, and his family has always occupied the same pew. "One of my earliest childhood memories is sitting right here at the Nebraska games," says the man who grew up to be the star of the team, and now, more than 30 years later, is still sitting there...
...earliest known of Rembrandt's seven existing letters is owned by Houghton Library and will also be on exhibit, according to an official inventory...
...active members of Mobilization for Survival, the parent group sponsoring. Nuclear Free Cambridge, would not object to being described as leftist holdovers from the '60s. In fact many of the group's earliest activities were collate stilted with the Anti-War Organizing League World...
Iowa's first-in-the-nation caucuses, and New Hampshire's earliest-of-all primary give those states weight way out of proportion to the number of delegates they choose. In both places, Mondale's aides hunch over smart new computers, while Glenn's operatives scribble on yellow legal pads. This week Mondale will open six field offices throughout Iowa; no other candidate has an office outside Des Moines...
...Harvard and other colleges in real estate and venture capital has prompted many other endowment funds to seek them out, a situation which may eventually overcrowd the investing market and drive down the rates of return. This happened in the field of "stock lending," one of the University's earliest ventures into unconventional investing, which has since been widely emulated and hence fallen in value...