Word: poole
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...finished a distant second, followed by Tufts, Boston College and Northeastern. The Harvard team set a new MIT pool record for the medley with a time...
...Wolfe broke out to an early lead that was never challenged as the non-chalant Harvard swim team coasted to an easy win in a locally-televised 400-yard medley race in the MIT pool last night...
...billion a year, while U.S. intelligence analysts say that the current expenditure is more like $16 billion-$20 billion. In comparison, the U.S. in recent years has been spending about $8 billion annually. Pentagon Research Chief Malcolm R. Currie says that the Russians have greatly enlarged the pool of engineers and scientists available to its military effort, though it is not known how many are actually engaged in such research. In 1960 Russia had 225,000 research scientists and engineers, while the U.S. had 400,000. Today Russia has 625,000, and the U.S. 550,000. Schlesinger and other Pentagon...
...strikers, a minority of the 9,000 Farah employees who were scattered in nine plants in the Southwest, were easily replaced by the company from the large pool of poor, nonunion Mexican American workers in the region. In his decision, however. Judge Maloney ordered Farah to reinstate the strikers, along with the six employees whose dismissal for union activities had triggered the strike. The company, he ruled, must grant the union access to its plants to organize the workers. Finally, Farah was told to pay not only the union's legal costs but also those of the NLRB...
...have not already reserved tickets for this afternoon's swim meet between Harvard and Princeton may exchange coupon number 16 for reserved seats at the ticket window in the Indoor Athletic Building after 3 p.m. Harvard's "Meet of the Year" begins at 4 p.m. in the IAB pool...