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Perhaps the key loss from last year is wide receiver Eric Johnson, best known to Harvard faithful for catching a team-record 20 passes against the Crimson in 1999. A 21st “catch” off of the endzone turf with seconds left to go gave Yale the come-from-behind 24-21 win that year...
...Johnson is now the starting tight-end with the San Francisco 49ers...
...look at Yale’s football website says it all. The banner reads “1999 Co-Ivy League Champions.” The sidebar article features wide receiver Eric Johnson, now the starting tight end for the San Francisco 49ers. The headline article discusses Yale’s latest 34-14 loss to Princeton, a team that boasted a 1-6 record entering the contest...
...Friday, the Suffolk County District Attorney’s office arraigned Luis D. Vasquez, 19, of Lawrence; his homeless brother, Ismael Vasquez, 23; and Harold Parker, 27, of Mattapan on murder charges. Judge Charles Johnson ordered them held without bail...
DIED. PAUL WARNKE, 81, outspoken Washington defense adviser and a leader of the doves, a group of diplomats who advocated disarmament during the cold war; in Washington. In the Johnson Administration, Warnke was the highest-ranking Pentagon official to publicly question the aims of the Vietnam War. As Jimmy Carter's chief negotiator with the Soviets in the SALT talks, he argued, "We can be first off the treadmill. That's the only victory this arms race has to offer...