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Tough Standards. Ford insisted he had been doublecrossed. In the House, a dozen Republicans rose to protest the committee's bad faith. North Carolina's James Martin was so furious he sputtered: "Holy mackerel, Mr. Speaker!" The senior Republican on the Pike committee, Robert McClory of Illinois, protested: "What agency do you think will provide us information if it thinks we cannot be trusted...
Plea of Insanity. Pasqualino had hoped to impress the don not so much with the crime but with his novel means of corpse disposal. He is undone by a furious, hysterical Concettina (Elena Fiore) and brought to justice. A man of vocal but flexible honor, Pasqualino will not cop a plea of insanity until he understands that the only alternative is the death penalty. With a little help from the don, Pasqualino draws twelve years in an asylum...
Captain Jim Strathmeyer (176 lbs.) was locked in a furious battle with his opponent when, in the final period, he put himself in a dangerous position while trying to roll his man. His foe took advantage of the chance, and caught Strathmeyer in a pinning hold. The third period fall put U Mass back in the driver's seat...
...your eleves," or "That retard should last forever, Marianna-you have a full second." In Tharp time, a second is an eternity. Her dancers are given a lot to do in the space of a beat. In one seemingly continuous motion, swaying hips slink into wiggles that burst into furious pirouettes, then stop on a dime and reverse directions. It is as if Tharp worked to encapsulate all of movement in one lightning-speed action. Audiences are dazzled, dancers left breathless...
Both teams played well at a pace that became furious at times, but, by the time the contest had been played out, it was clear that Harvard's collection of shooters just had the edge over their opponents. The Crimson hit over half its shots (39 of 76) while the Terriers were hitting on a poor...