Word: hunts
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That era came to mind last week as he recalled forgeries perpetrated by such Watergate "dirty tricksters" as Howard Hunt, who doctored State Department cables, and Donald Segretti, who used Edmund Muskie's stolen campaign stationery to disseminate malicious falsehoods about other Democratic candidates. "In fact, you could say that Nixon was a sort of forger," muses Magnuson. "In his efforts to defend his beleaguered Administration, he altered the transcripts of his office tapes, a fact that only became clear when the tapes themselves were released." Magnuson's present pace of cover writing is not so frenetic...
...Swedish claims were bolstered when Norway announced that a naval frigate had fired a missile at a suspicious submarine, also believed to be Soviet, near its main naval base northwest of Oslo. Three ships, two submarines and a flock of aircraft joined in a hunt for the vessel, but at week's end it seemed to have disappeared in Norway's rocky fjords...
...Assistant Coach Pappy Hunt is correct, then Stricker should exhibit similar prowess this spring. "If Jenny keeps progressing we're looking forward to her having a great season and eventually be a strong Olympic potential," Hunt says. While Stricker has concentrated mainly on the shorter distances in the past, her coaches believe she has the strength and speed needed to become an outstanding long distance runner. But, for the time being, "she has a love affair with the 1500 and mile." Assistant Coach Dennis Cochran Fikes says...
Stricker's dedication can best be seen in her devotion to the team. While she laments that her personal goals often interfere with those of the team, Fikes says. "Winning for herself and the team if very important for her." Adds Hunt, "It's sometimes hard to keep her down, you don't get kids like that too often...
Anderson collected these memories as University Marshal--concierge to Harvard Yard--from 1964 until Commencement last year, when he was replaced by Richard Hunt. Now, in his retirement, Anderson sits in his lovely cream-colored home filled with second-career souvenirs, such as a crocheted chair cushion and hand-painted mirror depicting the small mustard Yard House, and waxes poetical about his tenure as a Harvard administrator. "It was a joyous experience. I had a great deal of fun." Anderson can travel the world over, encounter familiar and friendly faces in almost any part, and get a martini. "This...