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Pakistan and India were once again embroiled in a major conflict. On previous occasions, the fighting was confined mostly to the disputed region of Kashmir on India's western border with Pakistan. This time, however, there was even heavier fighting in Pakistan's eastern wing, separated from West Pakistan by 1,000 miles of Indian territory. The war even reached to the Bay of Bengal, where naval skirmishes occurred, and to the outskirts of major cities in both countries as planes bombed and strafed airfields. Having teetered on the edge of all-out war for many weeks, India...
...change? For one thing, the sports compacts got too big and expensive. Since 1964, the Mustang has grown 8 in. longer, 6 in. wider, and 630 Ibs. heavier, and its price has risen by $400, to about $2,800. Moreover, Government-required pollution-control devices are making the sporty cars sluggish. The toughest blow has come from the insurance companies, which have steadily raised the premiums on drivers of "high-performance" cars, including the sports compacts, because they-or at least their drivers-tend to be accident prone...
Harvard's starting line-up is set at the lower weight classes, but the team's injuries have forced Lee to juggle the heavier entrants. The Crimson should sweep the first four matches behind Dan Blakinger (118). Carl Biello (126), Jerry Kahrilas (134), and Josh Henson...
...five felt about the thirties. There is in the eye of the photographer and in the faces and scenes she captures a desperate optimism and an unforgivable innocence. It seems that reality breaks Eudora Welty's heart, and that most of the activity in her writing is diversion from heavier judgements. The photo Saturday Off is of a beautiful young black woman leaning up against the base of a column crossing her arms before her like a springer spaniel, looking rich and sexy as any Scarlett O'Hara. "A piece of body torn off at the roots might be more...
...labor rapidly leaves the city), it averages only 2.5 per cent per year. Even this rate of construction, though, proves very harmful to New Enterprise, which faces artificial competition with the low-cost housing projects over use of available land. Moreover, the massive in-migration of Underemployed places a heavier tax ratio on the city, further discouraging business activity, as well as creating new demand for low-cost housing. The tax base erodes while the need for taxes mounts, leaving the city in extremely poor shape...