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Regarding your article about the Harvard-Williams squash match on January 30 Kenton Jernigan won the Cowell's title and Darius Pandole won the Jacob's (not the reverse), Richard Jackson is not co-captain, you have matches 5 through 9 played against the wrong opponents, and Peter Dineen did not play at all. We're not too upset about these errors, though--the guy from the National Enquirer did not even show up. Steve Piltch Assistant Coach Harvard Squash Team
...encouragement" in its annual study, citing Jesse Jackson's presidential candidacy and new efforts to end apartheid in South Africa. The report also found some signs of increasing stability in black households. Still, the report called Reagan's record on black problems "deplorable." The league's president, John E. Jacob, singled out Reagan's "continuing attacks against affirmative action" and "the unwarranted entry of the Justice Department into civil rights cases in an effort to turn back the clock." Jacob contended that blacks, whose gains peaked in the 1970s, "have been sliding back" ever since. Example: black unemployment nationally remained...
...blow. Says California Analyst Hamm: "It's not realistic for us to say [to Washington], 'Don't touch us, but get rid of the deficits.' We should be asking ourselves, 'What can we give up that will hurt us the least?' " -By Jacob V. Lamar Jr. Reported by Patricia Delaney/Washington and Richard Woodbury/Los Angeles, with other bureaus
...Supreme Court, only to have the court rule in 1952 that this invasion of their privacy was not an invasion of their privacy. (Justice William Douglas' dissent reasserted the principle that "the right to be let alone is indeed the beginning of all freedom.") Composer Jacob Druckman is one man who retains a sensitivity to music even when Muzak tells him not to listen. "I grit my teeth whenever I go into an elevator or a restaurant," says...
...time Tennessee's Jacob Franklin ("Jake") Butcher hobnobbed with the likes of Jimmy Carter and Bert Lance, controlled 26 banks with his brother and had an estimated personal worth of $400 million. But his fall has been as spectacular as his rise. In 1983 Butcher went broke, and ten of the banks were declared insolvent. Last week Butcher, 48, together with a longtime business associate and a lawyer, was indicted by a federal grand jury in Knoxville, Tenn...