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...with his fourth hit of the afternoon, a line single into center to score Scheper, Walks to Donnie Allard, Eddie Farrell, and DiCesare, and an error on Harasimewicz, give Harvard two more runs and the game. First Game Tufts ab f h br Harvard ab f h bl Guisti ef 2 1 1 0 Chicarellodh 3 0 1 0 Andon lf 3 2 2 1 Weller ef 3 0 1 0 Hewiczen 2 1 0 0 Beuer 3b 3 0 0 0 Krueger 3b 3 0 2 1 Martellie 2 0 1 0 Hari rf 2 0 0 1 Allard...
...Break for the Taxpayer As a lifelong resident of the Great Lakes area, I was particularly interested in your American Scene article on the Coast Guard icebreaker Mackinaw's ef forts for U.S. Steel [March 19]. Local newspapers frequently carry stories about how this or that Great Lakes freighter got trapped in the ice trying to make "one last run" before the winter freeze set in. Of course, a Coast Guard cutter always rushes to the rescue, fueled by taxpayers' dollars...
...over shadowed by greater talents, and he was preoccupied with surfaces in an age that plumbed the depths. His habit of using brand names (Franklin cars, Brooks Brothers shirts) to indicate character al ready seems quaint, done in by the likes of Ian Fleming. Despite his huffing ef forts, Bruccoli does not prove that O'Hara was underrated as a writer. But he offers telling evidence that O'Hara was underrated...
...against budget cuts in public service programs, suggesting instead that the White House take the ax to spending for defense and space programs. "If you've seen one moon, you've seen them all," observed Minnesota Governor Wendell Anderson. And so it went, each group contending in ef fect that the burden of fighting inflation should be placed on somebody else. The self-interested pleading took up much time at the summit itself. Charles Luce, chairman of Consolidated Edison of New York, one of the nation's largest power companies, asked the Government to take some action...
Gamble. The excellence of the Apollo 17 photographs is also due in part to the quality of the film used by the astronauts. On previous missions, NASA'S photographic advisers opted for a fairly sensitive film similar to Ekta-chrome-EF; because lunar lighting conditions were uncertain, they wanted a fast emulsion. But for Apollo 17, the space agency decided to switch to another Kodak film that is somewhat slower (ASA rating of only 64 v. 160 for the earlier film), but has significantly less grain and better color reproduction. The gamble worked. The record 3,800 frames that...