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...Maine team that looked as if it couldn't give Eliot House a game. The Black Bears were a different squad than the 23-11 (12-10 ECAC) entry which finished fifth in the East last season. It is true that All-American Gary Conn and goalie Jeff Nord were lost to graduation, but if they make that much of a difference, they should report for duty with the NHL All-Star team at once...
Maine and St. Lawrence, two more of last year's surprises, should both contend. The Black Bears finished with the fifth-best record in the converence last year, but lost All-American forward Gary Conn and goalie Jeff Nord (now with the St. Louis Blues) to graduation. The Larries faded after a quick start and missed the playoffs, but have everybody back including crack goalie Gary Laskoski...
Jean-Marie Chevalier, a professor of economics at the University of Paris Nord, suggested that Mitterrand's ascendancy will in no way amount to the forced socialization of the French economy. Said Chevalier: "Most of the decisions will be taken very slowly." If all the industries slated for nationalization by Mitterrand during his presidential campaign are in fact taken over, the amount of state control of industry would rise only from about 12% to just...
Aubut has amassed 26 points in ECAC play, and his steady defense, plus the work of goaltender Jeff Nord (14-4 on the campaign) has helped the Black Bears become one of the surprises of the season, a cinch for the playoffs in only their second year of Division I play...
FRANCE. Because President Valéry Giscard d'Estaing faces re-election this spring, the French government is unlikely to be quite as tightfisted as its Bonn counterpart. Jean-Marie Chevalier, professor of economics at the University of Paris Nord, predicts that growth, which was 1.6% in 1980, will decline slightly to between .5% and 1% in 1981. Unemployment, now at 6.9%, could reach 8%. Progress against inflation will be small. After rising by 13.5% in 1980, prices this year will surge another 11% or more...