Word: fifteens
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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McLoone, senior Jim Smith, junior Bob Stempson, and captain Jim Baker (with an injured ankle) will be expected to carry the load for Harvard. They will have to place in the top fifteen for the Crimson to win. And, just as important, Dick Howe, Joe Ryan, and Frank Sullo-way will have to score displacement points for Harvard by breaking up the opposition's secondary from 15th to around 20th place...
Such an occasion was last month's New Hampshire Sweepstakes Classic, in which Buffle scored a mild upset by beating Jolly Jet and Amberoid to capture the world's richest three-year-old contest. He won four of his fifteen races, and his lifetime earnings totalled...
...this familiar pattern is allowed to emerge once again, plans for controlling development in Harvard Square could be crippled. And fifteen or twenty years from now, when the resulting chaos becomes painfully apparent, someone will ask the embrrassing question...
...atomic power. More than 60% of the new generating capacity ordered by utility companies so far in 1966 will be nuclear, as against only 22% last year. U.S. utilities have committed themselves to spend no less than $2.6 billion for nuclear power over the next six to seven years. Fifteen nuclear plants are already operating; nine more are under construction, 22 on order, and another half a dozen planned...
...Justice Department lawyers last week brought charges of a major price-fixing conspiracy in the nation's plumbing-fixture industry. Fifteen manufacturers, including the American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp., the Crane Co. of Manhattan, and the Kohler Co. of Kohler, Wis., plus the industry's Washington-based trade association and eight high-ranking company officers, were accused of collusion in criminal violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act. The charges involved sales and prices of most sinks, toilets, tubs and other bathroom equipment sold, primarily for home use, from the fall of 1960 through early this year...