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...though it took a while. Before 10,000 fans at Kooyong Stadium, McEnroe was leading Borg 6-4, 1-6, 7-6 in the five-set match when rain interrupted play. After the showers stopped, Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser led a group of volunteers armed with towels to mop up the moisture. Play resumed, and McEnroe won the fourth set 6-4 to give him the match...
DIED. Bruce Austin Fraser, 93, deceptively mild-mannered admiral who served from 1948 to 1951 as Britain's First Sea Lord and Chief of Naval Staff, after having distinguished himself in World War II through exploits like commanding the force that sank the 26,000-ton German battleship Scharnhorst off Norway in 1943; in London...
...company's $1.1 billion in private debt; more than half of the outstanding loans will be converted to preferred stock, and the remainder can be paid off at the rate of 30? on the dollar. Miller also helped talk the United Auto Workers into what Union President Douglas Fraser called "the worst economic settlement we've ever made." The U.A.W. leaders accepted $622 million in additional wage concessions in exchange for a package of noneconomic gains, including a blue-collar profit-sharing program. But Fraser pointed out that "the only thing worse is the alternative, and that...
Last April, Douglas Fraser, president of UAW, visited the School of Public Health and told the District 65 organizing committee, "It's my experience that we can get them the second time around...
...many of Fraser's units have had to contend with Harvard's arsenal of attorneys, but for now at least, union organizers are optimistic...