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There was some question last week about the Crimson defensive trio with Miller and Prezioso ailing due to injuries. But Miller's sore shoulder held up fine until he was lifted for Mac DeCamp midway through the second half. Prezioso rested his bad ankle except when the Crimson was a man down, but he still managed to block six shots while killing penalties. "He's crazy," said goalie Kenny First of his guardian's fearlessness before Penn bullets...
...June hearing, Shaddy was ordered to stay in the hospital, but a follow-up hearing last week released him. The police and prosecutors are angry. Says Wichita D.A. Vern Miller: "People wonder whether there is something wrong with the System. Most of the police on the case say he never was insane." Added Deputy Police Chief Bill Cornwell: "Part of our problem was that evidence procedures today are such that you are unable to say the things that you want to a jury." The prosecution's view remains the same: that Shaddy hoodwinked the psychiatrists as well...
...Arnold Ray Miller, 54, beleaguered president of the United Mine Workers union; with a mild stroke suffered two days after signing the controversial contract that ended his 5½-month grind of negotiations with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association and brought disgruntled miners back to work last week; in Miami...
...this year and is debating how much to cut taxes. Michigan last November projected a deficit of $78.4 million in its 1978 fiscal year, ending Sept. 30. Now it expects a $68.4 million surplus, and Governor William Milliken is proposing reductions in property and income taxes. Budget Director Gerald Miller agreed with a reporter that the estimate of a deficit was "a ploy." He remarked candidly that there are times "when it is appropriate to indicate the situation is not as good as it might be in order to hold down the level of spending...
Freeze Executive Pay. Federal Reserve Chief G. William Miller, who took a cut from $400,000 to $57,500 when he left the chairmanship of Textron, recommends that "top business executives demonstrate their leadership in the fight by holding down their own compensation." A one-year moratorium on raises by people earning, say, $100,000 or more would not make much economic difference, but it might be worth something symbolically...