Word: rebounds
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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First, a Sean O'Donnell bullet was somehow picked off by Herold. The rebound bounced in front of the net, was temporarily cleared by the Crimson defense, and then successive shots were stopped in front of the Penn net before the ball was finally kicked out of play...
Houston-based Aurora Greenway, 49, is a transplanted New Englander and an AstroTurf widow. On the rebound from 24 years of marriage to the pallid Rudyard ("A plant could not have been easier to relate to, or less exciting"), Aurora gaily assembles and mistreats a colorful retinue of suitors including a retired general, an Italian tenor and a bashful oil millionaire who lives in his white Lincoln. She views their constant proposals of marriage skeptically. "Men have never distinguished themselves for sexual fidelity," she says. "The poor things have short attention spans...
...done by the end of 1976, he thinks, price rises and unemployment rates could both be heading down sufficiently to leave the U.S. poised for further recovery. On the other hand, he argues, if the Government tries to pump enough money into the economy to prompt a faster rebound, it will only fan greater inflation that eventually would force a crackdown on demand. "We have one more chance now," he warns, "and if we blow it, we are going to have a very serious recession...
After five straight Ivy crowns, the proud Big Green suffered last year through a 3-6 season, its worst since 1955. But Dartmouth men take their football too seriously to let that happen again, so look for the Big Green to rebound with a strong year...
...regaining their willingness to borrow in order to buy major appliances and other big-ticket items. One disquieting note: corporations had scaled back their 1975 capital spending plans by $730 million between June and August, meaning that there will be that much less business buying to help finance the rebound from recession...