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...Harold L. Goyette, director of the Office of Planning, told the residents that Harvard's plan to stabilize its enrollment would greatly reduce the pressure for future development...
Harvard held on to a 1-0 lead going into the second quarter, thanks to a score by Harold Martin and the shutout goaltending of Fred Harold. But Exeter was soon able to wear out the Crimson, and their 6 ft. 5 in., 235 lb. goalkeeper managed to stave off any further Crimson attack...
From No. 10 Downing Street last week came a long-expected announcement. Using the tradition-honed phrases, spokesmen for Prime Minister Harold Wilson declared that "Her Majesty has been graciously pleased to signify that she will comply" with his request to dissolve Parliament on Sept. 20 and hold elections on Oct. 10. The campaign machinery instantly shifted into high gear. Party leaders appeared on television, and more than 2,000 candidates headed for the hustings to begin three weeks of intensive politicking...
...Repps and David Poore manned one boat and John Ebel and Harold Ark commanded the other. They raced in Tech Dinghys...
...belt of Geritol but it may be a sign that Hollywood has found a new special-interest group to exploit. The elderly are often the last minority that Americans get around to noticing, and until recently movie executives were no exception. But it seems the strange success of Harold and Maude, a spotty movie about a teenage boy in love with a septuagenarian woman, has revealed the market's potential...