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...with good reason: the incomparable Darlene Beckford is back in the number one spot and running better than ever. Add the steadily improving Kristen Linsley and the harriers should have an awesome one-two punch. "They're as good as anything in New England--in fact as good as anything in the East," Hunt boasts...
...one-two punch of the polls and Brother Billy rattled Democratic officeholders from Capitol Hill to statehouses across the nation. Their fear: a ticket headed by Carter in November could drag them down to defeat. Control of the House, as well as the Senate, suddenly seemed in danger. Democratic Senator Robert Byrd, the majority leader, who has never been close to Carter, quietly sounded out party colleagues on Capitol Hill. There was enough worry about the President's slippage for some Senators to consider sending a delegation to the White House to urge Carter to step aside in favor...
...damage has been most severe in autos and steel, which together constitute a sort of senior service in American industry. Both are reeling from the one-two punch of high interest rates and rising gasoline prices. These have helped send 1980 car sales to a 20-year low, and cut demand for steel by automakers, the steel industry's biggest single customer, by 42% so far this year. As sales have slumped, losses have mounted. Last week the troubled Chrysler Corp. reported a loss of $536.1 million between April and June, the biggest single deficit in its history...
...Harvard regained its lost momentum in the crowd-pleasing 100 yard dash, as junior Peter Nsiah and tri-captain Joe Salvo blazed to a one-two finish...
...will also rerun the hit movie The Sting on April 20, ahead of schedule. Not to be ambushed, CBS has slipped in Guyana Tragedy: The Story of Jim Jones, a two-part TV movie, just before the closing of the ratings season. Should this show prove a smash one-two punch, CBS may once more be known as "the Tiffany of the networks...