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...then there was the story about the head of a small country who came to Washington requesting $30 million economic aid for his country. When told that $50 million was the minimum aid granted to any nation, he said, "Well, I guess I have no choice!" PHILIP YARNELL...
...announced that improvements in Central Kitchen will be undertaken this summer. New heated carts will take food through the tunnels from the Central Kitchen to the five Houses it serves and to the Freshmen Union. Specially constructed elevators will then deliver the food directly to each pantry, with a minimum of heat lost in the process...
When halothane was introduced as an anesthetic in 1956, it seemed nearly perfect. Unlike ether and cyclopropane, it is both nonflammable and nonexplosive-a valuable asset in the modern operating room crammed with electronic gadgetry. It causes patients a minimum of discomfort and, it seemed, could do them no harm at all. It rapidly became widely used. But last week doctors were disturbed by reports in the New England Journal of Medicine that halothane might have caused as many as ten deaths by damaging the patient's liver...
Coffman's bid of $2 million plus a minimum of $5,600,000 in relocation costs for the MTA system is $400,000 higher than the nearest private bid and over $2.5 million above Harvard...
...Gamblers Samuel Garfield and Irving Pasternak. Terms: 575,000 new shares of United Dye, worth $18 million, for 575,000 shares of Handridge, whose assets had been bought from Texas Wheeler-Dealers John and Clint Murchison Jr. for a mere $519,000. Remarkably, this deal was approved with a minimum of investigation by the New York Stock Exchange...