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ENDS. Wally Chambers, Eastern Kentucky, 6 ft. 5 in., 251 lbs., and John Matuszak, Tampa, 6 ft. 7 in., 275 lbs. Though players from these schools might ordinarily be classified as "sleepers," no pro scout worth his binoculars could possibly overlook this imposing pair Chambers is rated as "natural" who will "equalize" his lack of college competition within the first two weeks of training camp." Reports one scout: "What can you say about a huge roughneck who is fast enough to overhaul running backs downfield? He may be the first pick." Matuszak has been terrorizing opposing backs all season long...
There is much work that is routine or messy that must be done. Also let's not overlook the fact that the world is full of people who want "easy" repetitive work that does not require mental effort...
...influence and government corruption. Working to change these conditions most effectively demonstrates the poverty of Nixon's leadership. The best response to Nixon's re-election is not mere opposition to his Presidency. It must include efforts to fulfill the needs of this country that Nixon has chosen to overlook...
...extending community resources to people who would otherwise be denied. Adelante, which teachers English as a second language to Spanish and Portuguese immigrants and helps provide translators for hospitals and airports, affects people's lives so directly that dismissing the project as a "Band-Aid solution" would be to overlook the immediate and the potential importance of its work...
Claiming that most people are content with "immediate gratification," Skinner said that we must "make sure that current reinforcers are not so powerful that we overlook the future...