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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...lightweight end of the Crimson lineup has been rebuilt. Dave Albert (118 lbs.) was the third senior to graduate, and Ray Dominquez was the only man on the roster available to take his place. While the newcomer will be competitive, Lee fears that this will be one of the weaker links in the Harvard array...
Harvard's Ray Dominquez (118 lbs.) dropped the first match of the evening, 16-13, but Crimson freshman Rick Kief (126 lbs.) forced home a pin in his first varsity start...
Price was drawn into the White House Watergate efforts back in April, 1973 when Nixon called upon him to draft the speech announcing the resignations of his two chief White House aides, H.R. Haldeman and John Ehrlichman. But in the last week of July, 1974, Ray Price unobtrusively entered into the inner circle of actors involved in the Watergate drama. As Nixon's collaborator on the resignation speech and one of the aides who advised the president during the ultimate unravelling of Watergate, Price received a close-up look at the final days of President Nixon...
...Ray Price is spirited in his defense of Richard Nixon's presidency and his attack upon the forces that brought Nixon down, he is much more reticent about the Richard Nixon he knows today. The signs of Price's continuing ties to the disgraced former president are evident even here at Harvard. During a recent interview, Price pointed to a pile of papers of his desk at the Institute of Politics--a draft of a section from the memoirs he is reading for Nixon. It is apparently a routine occurrence for Julie Nixon Eisenhower or Rose Mary Woods to telephone...
...Ray Price last saw Richard Nixon at the beginning of November, when the former speechwriter took a two-week-long furlough from the institute to work with the former president on the memoirs once again at La Casa Pacifica, the Nixons' San Clemente estate. In contrasting the Nixon of three weeks ago with the Nixon of the White House years, Price says Nixon's outlook is more mellowed, more reflective...