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...before Reagan proposed a cutback in the program, Denver had reduced its administrative staff from 173 workers to 83. This made it all the harder to catch cheaters and carefully to determine eligibility. Says Program Assistant Rosemary Engard: "We are stretched so thin that more errors are bound to occur. The paperwork has become horrendous...
Further exploration of the star or cluster of stars will occur if and when the Space Shuttle--scheduled to take off in April--is put into regular use. The shuttle's telescope will be a better instrument that the satellite for observing R136A, Latham said. "It's possible that we then may be able to tell if it's really one star," he added...
...weapons of Armageddon. There the U.S. has a rough parity with the Soviets and seems ready to respond to any vulnerability that might arise. But there now are critical shortages of all the more commonplace weapons that are essential to the kind of conflict that is most likely to occur: some sudden clash with the Soviets or their proxies on the borders of Central Europe, in the Persian Gulf or in the Middle East...
Kudlow, who will soon be named chief economist of the Office of Management and Budget, insists that traditional econometric models are useless now because they do not measure the explosion of work and savings that will occur when President Reagan cuts taxes. Said Kudlow: "We have a new set of ideas, and a traditional model would merely serve to mislead and confuse the American people...
Some of the best showdowns of the meet will occur in the distance 300 freestyle events between Brown's Carol Downey, Princeton's Liz Richardson and Karen Weisel, Yale's Courtney Ellis, and Harvard's Jeanne Floyd and Maureen Gilday...