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...game shapes up as potentially one of those wide open, high-scoring, free-wheeling affairs. Clarkson has displayed strong offensive firepower the whole season, averaging 4.95 goals per game. The Crimson will have to be especially wary of the line of center Dan Driscoll and wings Dave Taylor and Marco Cardoni. The trio has accounted for 58 goals this year, with Driscoll the leading scorer for the Golden Knights with 53 points. The three aren't all Harvard has to contend with however, as they have a fine supporting cast, with 16 Clarkson players with point totals in double figures...
...Administration, is serving a four-month jail term for his part in the fraud. Last week Frank DeMarco, 49, a Los Angeles tax attorney, and Ralph Newman, 63, a Chicago appraiser, were indicted by a federal grand jury in Washington for their role in the affair. If convicted, De-Marco faces a maximum 15-year sentence and $25,000 in fines; Newman could get eight years and a $15,000 fine...
...wide variety of useful products has come from the drafting board of Marco Zanuso, including hairdryers, radios and kitchen scales...
...former Nixon presidential counsel, Edward Morgan, has already pleaded guilty to conspiring to violate tax laws in backdating a deed that gave Nixon's pre-presidential papers to the National Archives and gained him a $576,000 tax deduction. Nixon's former tax lawyer, Frank De Marco, and the appraiser of the papers, Ralph Newman, are also under scrutiny in the papers incident...
Venice, as every visitor learns, is built on low islands in a huge, protected lagoon. When exceptionally high tides strike-which occurs about 25 times a year-the charming Italian city is flooded. Last week for instance Venetians had to cross the Piazza San Marco on wooden gangplanks; the great square was once again ankle-deep in sea water. Though floods have plagued Venice for centuries (one was recorded in A.D. 885), lately they have been getting worse. Main reason: to permit the passage of large ships, the Italians have widened and deepened the three channels through the 38-mile...