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Winnick's matches exemplify the results of the hectic scheduling. She beat Trinity's Erica Lacerda, 3-0, and then lost to Yale's Whitney Stewart, who in turn lost to Lacerda...
...Wednesday before pulling out of its slump and finishing the week at 1529.93, down 6.77 points. Hardest hit were shares of energy firms, and banks with large loans to oil-producing countries. The stock of Chase Manhattan, for example, fell $7.125, a decline of nearly 10%, in two hectic days...
...most far- reaching tax-reform plan since World War II passed the House last week and was sent to the Senate, which will take it up in 1986. The surprising bipartisan triumph by Reagan and Democratic Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dan Rostenkowski came during the prolonged and hectic finale of a year otherwise distinguished chiefly by the achievement of new levels of fecklessness in dealing with, or failing to deal with, the federal budget process...
...price war? We don't want a fight. It would be very hectic," said Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani, Saudi Arabia's oil minister. But chaos is exactly what the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries produced last week when several members of the group threatened to launch an all-out campaign of slashing prices to boost OPEC's declining share of the world oil market. The pronouncement sent petroleum traders into a temporary selling frenzy. On the futures market in New York City, the January-delivery price of West Texas Intermediate, the U.S. benchmark crude, took a record two-day plunge...
...campaign 365 days a year," he says. "Of course, it gets a little more hectic right before elections, but you have to keep it up all year...