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...first round. It appeared that Crimson coach Bob Scalise's plan to peak for the tournaments was panning out. In the other opening round games, Yale slipped by Dartmouth and Brown pranced all over Penn. Yale thereby moved into the semis against Princeton, while Brown and Harvard would renew their intense rivalry once more on the opposite side of the draw...
With pressure on Secretary of Education T.H. Bell to make further cuts in the department's budget, most experts expect the White House to renew its initial support for such changes as requiring students to pay interest while still enrolled, imposing a stricter needs test and eliminating entirely the Auxiliary Loan program...
...make Reagan's military spending increases all the harder to finance. Even if the Administration can count on enough votes to keep its gains intact, any attempt at another round of reductions would depreciate the political capital that Reagan won in the "historic" votes on spending-and would renew doubts about the wisdom and affordability of multiyear tax cuts. Whatever Reagan decides when he returns to confront this dilemma, pure Yankee Doodle Days may be harder to come...
...savings banks and S and Ls (in one version, commercial banks as well) to pay an interest rate equal to 70% of the going twelve-month Treasury bill rate. The certificates would become available for one year beginning Oct. 1, after which Congress would decide whether or not to renew the program. By some estimates, sales of certificates could reach $200 billion...
...practicing architect as well as a teacher. Kallmann "regards it as very essential that one should renew oneself by constant practice," adding that "practice affects the quality of one's teaching...