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Harvard's 5-0 advantage shrunk to 5-4 when Yale grappler Charles Lee bested Courtney Henry, 12-4, in the 126-lb. bout, but the Crimson's Jeff Pelletier (134-lb.) notched two takedowns of Paul Jaskot in the opening period to post a 4-2 victory...
...Crimson men, who fell from last year's fifth place finish, won only one event in the 40th annual meet. Senior Paul Gompers won the 5000-meter run with a time of 14:18.95. Junior James Russell placed second in the 35-lb. hammer throw with a throw of 19.08 meters...
Pressing the American case at the G-7 meeting were Treasury Secretary James Baker and Federal Reserve Board Chairman Paul Volcker. Before leaving for Paris, Volcker told the Senate Banking Committee he hoped the session would "give a little more impetus" to efforts to stabilize the currency markets. But, he later added, "I wouldn't say this meeting itself will...
...group, under the direction of University of Houston Physicist Paul C.W. Chu, had achieved the phenomenon of superconductivity at a higher temperature than ever before. And the National Science Foundation announced last week that Chu's Houston lab had pushed that temperature 5 degrees higher -- to 98 K. Under such conditions -- far less extreme than those required only a few years ago -- superconducting technology might eventually become inexpensive and even commonplace. Possible applications: superconducting cables that could transmit electricity from a power plant to a distant city with essentially no energy loss; practical versions of trains that "fly" ) just above...
...October the Zurichers confirmed their result, which other researchers duplicated and then tried to beat. A slow-moving branch of physics became a horse race as laboratories around the world attempted to push temperatures higher. Last week's announcement does not end the competition. Says Paul Fleury, director of AT&T Bell Laboratories' Physical Research Laboratory: "It took physicists 75 years to raise superconductivity temperatures by 19 degrees. We have more than doubled that in the last 75 days. We're now dealing with new science, and we don't know what the upper limits...