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Midfield, a problem area last year, will boast no returning starters and must be completely rebuilt. Since there is no base the term rebuilding might be an understatement. Gone are three-year starter Emmanuel Ekama All-Ivy honorable mention Bahman Mossavar-Rahmani, and Demetrio Mena. Mena, a senior who had thought he had used up his eligibility, had not planned to return for the Fall term but has recently been declared eligible again and, hopefully he might be persuaded to return...
...much as he can grow. The Department of Agriculture estimates that the- tonnage of U.S. crop exports will climb about 60% by 1985. To begin with, world reserve stocks of wheat and some other grains have been dangerously depleted by recent crop disasters, and will have to be rebuilt...
...real test, of course, is whether a rebuilt Chicago can lure suburbanites back into town. Real Estate Tycoon James C. Downs Jr., head of the Central Area Committee, is optimistic: "We are shifting to an adult urban society. The birth rate is down, and people are not going to find it very attractive any more to make the commute from the suburbs every day. We've also passed the threshold in the integration battle." Mayor Daley clearly agrees. At the official release of the plan, he proudly called it "one of the great acts in the renaissance...
...part, that is the case now. Many decisions throughout the Administration are being delayed while the White House staff is being rebuilt. Symptomatically, Wall Street had its worst slump in months, and the dollar took a bad beating on international money markets. Congress was continuing to assert its new-found truculence. In the Senate last week, the once hawkish Appropriations Committee voted unanimously to forbid any U.S. spending for any combat activity in either Cambodia or Laos...
...team has committed errors "out of an excessive loyalty to him and the Institution." As it turns out, the man described was onetime Army Football Coach Earl H. ("Red") Blaik, and his dilemma was the 1951 cheating scandal at West Point that decimated his team. Eisenhower noted that Blaik rebuilt his team and retired with honor. The moral: "Is there any reason to believe that our nation's Coach, Richard Nixon, will do less...