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Members of the rent-review committee include: Philip A. Kuhn, professor of history and of East Asian Languages and Civulizations: Helen F. Ladd, assistant professor of City and Regional Planning; George W. MacCrae, Stillman Professor of Roman Catholic Theological Studies; John H. McArthur, dean of the faculty of Business Administration; Gerald M. McCue, dean of the Graduate School of Design; Dean Rosovsky; Bernard Wolfman. Fessenden Professor of Law; and Joe B. Wyatt, vice president for administration...
Former Boston College player Rick Kuhn and four co-defendants were convicted by a federal court judge of charges of conspiracy to fix college basketball games...
...wonder that James Cagney, 82, wound up in the same photograph with the gentleman to his right, Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, 54. The veteran actor was set to throw out the ceremonial first ball at last week's World Series opener. Then Kuhn invoked a policy that excludes actors and politicians from "first-ball ceremonies," and substituted former Yankee Great Joe Di Maggio, 66. Fans and press protested so loudly that Kuhn, with unaccustomed nimbleness, swiftly re-evaluated Cagney as "a national treasure" and gave his blessing for him to throw out the first ball of the second game...
...stocks like General Electric, which was trading at its year's low of $52 a share, Burlington Northern, available at a near giveaway morning low of $36%, and Exxon, offered at a fire sale $30 a share. Said Michael Sherman, director of stock research for the Lehman Bros. Kuhn Loeb investment banking firm: "The Granville predictions created a classic buying opportunity. Many people felt compelled to buy because they knew stocks were being sold for emotional reasons." Quipped Stock Analyst Larry Wachtel: "I sent Joe a telegram that read: 'Having wonderful time, wish you were here...
...National Liberation Party, however, is a socialist group with a a tradition of high spending in previous administrations. This time around, it will have to be more tight-fisted than ever before. According to a new government-commissioned report by the New York investment house of Lehman Brothers Kuhn Loeb, Costa Rica's credit requirements will rise over the next five years to more than $4 billion, a gigantic sum for so small a country. The report, which in effect asks Costa Rica's many creditors to demonstrate as much mercy as possible, concludes that the country faces...