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...other major liquor store in the Square, Varsity Liquors on the corner of Mass Ave and Boylston St., agreed last week to sell out its current Gallo stock and not renew Gallo sales...
...taught Nat Sci 110 until this year, was convinced that Harvard students should have access to a privately owned computer. Also First Data had indicated that it would not renew its contract with the University...
...physical facilities. This pattern of growth and change is dramatically apparent at the Eisenhower Center. The museum has doubled from its original size. Its collection of objects and artifacts increased from 5000 to 22,000 items. Completely new exhibits were installed between 1969 and 1971 and plans made to renew them on a rotating basis each year. Obsolecence never diminishes the appeal of a presidential museum; out-dated exhibits can-- and are--replaced to illustrate a seemingly limitless range of subjects. The new visitors reception center will have an auditorium for 300 people. There is already an auditorium...
When old friends telephoned, gingerly asking to renew social contacts, they were usually rebuffed, though gently...
Though Nixon and his aides have pointedly refused to renew any such pledge this time, the Justices chose not to ask St. Clair pointblank whether Nixon would comply. St. Clair adroitly sidestepped whenever the question seemed imminent. Yet the subject became tantalizingly relevant when several Justices objected to Jaworski's charge that Nixon was setting himself up as the sole judge of the Constitution. As Justice Stewart said...