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...defending Ivy champion Crimson will host teams from Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Providence, Rice and Seton Hall at the Beren Tennis Center...

Author: By Mark S. Goh, CONTRIBUTING REPORTER | Title: Netwomen Kick Off Fall Season | 9/25/1992 | See Source »

...Florida 1-1-0 792 4 14. Virginia 3-0-0 664 20 15. Nebraska 2-1-0 602-12 16. Clemson 1-1-0 578 17 17. Syracuse 2-1-0 574 8 18. Georgia 2-1-0 527 19 19. Stanford 2-1-0 331 18 20. Oklahoma 2-1-0 331 13 21. San Diego St. 1-0-1 314 23 22. Southern Cal 1-0-1 289 23. N. Carolina St. 3-1-0 213 16 24. Kansas 3-0-0 183 25. Boston College 3-0-0 131 AMERICAN CONFERENCE...

Author: NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED | Title: The Harvard Crimson Sports Wire | 9/21/1992 | See Source »

...everybody in Hudspeth County concurs. Ever since an Oklahoma consortium, MERCO, announced plans to turn the old 128,000-acre ranch into a repository for millions of tons of New York City sewage, local ranchers and townsfolk have worried about toxic pollution spilling into their air, their soil and the waters of the nearby Rio Grande. But overall there was a strong show of support for the project, because MERCO offered 35 jobs and a $10,000 weekly payroll...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Get on Board the Sludge Train | 9/14/1992 | See Source »

...House banking scandal has claimed another victim. Mickey Edwards, the fourth-ranking House Republican, went down in a five-way primary race in Oklahoma. Edwards, who bounced 386 checks at the House bank, finished third with only 26% of the vote. In a concession speech, the eight-term Congressman blamed the anti-incumbency mood among voters for his loss. Said Edwards: "They saw some new faces out there, and they're not real happy with what's happening in Washington...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: A Bouncer Bounced | 9/7/1992 | See Source »

...latest state to test an electronic toll-collection system that lets motorists pay up without having to stop and fumble for cash or tokens. If adopted, the automated system promises to save time for motorists, improve safety at toll plazas, cut pollution and possibly reduce tolls. Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas currently use automated toll collection. New York is jointly testing two technologies -- one developed by Amtech, another by AT&T and Mark IV Industries -- in conjunction with New Jersey and Pennsylvania...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Keep The Change | 9/1/1992 | See Source »

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