Word: hatchings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...interest ceiling has long been a bone of contention. It hampers Government borrowing in periods of tight money, when investors are tempted by nonfederal issues that offer a higher rate of interest. In 1959. former Treasury Secretary Robert Anderson considered the discount as a legal escape hatch but rejected it as devious-an opinion prompted by his inability to get a change through a Democratic Congress...
...appointments 50-50 between both parties if Congress would only approve 40 new judgeships. Last week, with a Democratic President in the White House, the Democrats created not 40 but 70 new judgeships. Manny Celler explained why: "We did not like putting Democratic eggs under a Republican hen to hatch. I want the greater number of these judgeships to go as prizes to honest and good and faithful Democrats...
...brighter in the thanks again to Blodgett. Blodgett has smooth form and good and should win most of his Backing him up will be Hank who has improved a lot since . Hatch took a second and on the 220 low and 120 high at Army...
Blodgett, who finished the day with 20 points, won the low hurdles in 26.6. Hatch finished second. Jed Fitzgerald won the two mile run, and Mark Mullin, who was in third place at the start of the last lap, kicked away from Army's John Jones to take second...
...varsity might have been able to breathe easier if Tom Blodgett had not pulled a muscle in the hurdles. After winning the broad jump at 22 ft., 8 in., Blodgett staggered to a second behind Bill Hatch in the hurdles, but was unable to pole vault. He definitely will be out of the Holy Cross meet, and his future is uncertain...