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...mother than a party official. Her chief worry is Katya (Cristine Rose), who spends most of the play catatonically desolated by the absence of her husband. Galina's chief ally in rallying group morale is Masha (Bella Jarrett), a gutsy fighter who can issue a pep talk that would blister a slacking football team...
...taking some pressure off the dollar. That would indeed help, and some progress is being made. Presidential Trade Negotiator Robert Strauss will visit Tokyo this week to put the finishing touches on a U.S.-Japanese agreement designed to permit more U.S. imports into Japan, and commit Japan to pep up its economy; it would enable Japanese consumers to buy more of the goods now being exported to the U.S. But West Germany has consistently rejected pleas to speed up its economic growth, mostly out of fear of inflation...
...another energy conserving step, the department of Buildings and Grounds initiated the Planned Energy Preservation Program (PEP) several years ago, PEP is "a program to closely integrate the needs of the various faculties with the people who use them," Norman Goodwin Jr., manager of utilities at B&G, says...
...report sponsored by the Office of Administrative Studies, other aids in energy conservation, including the installment of storm windows in dormitories during the last few years, Christmas vacation policies and heightened general energy consciousness, along with PEP and Delta automation, were explored for cost effectiveness...
...twice before-first at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and then for Cornell. After his Cornell team won all 29 of its games, including the national college championships in 1970, Harkness moved on to coach the Detroit Red Wings. The pros, however, took a jaundiced view of his gung-ho pep talks. Said one player: "The man's mad." Said New England Whalers Center Gordie Howe: "If Ned has a fault, it's that he thinks hockey too much...