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...down this year, probably because most teams, looking ahead to the Olympics, are conserving their resources. Kingston College at Oxford has an entry in the championship fours and Charles Luckman from Perth. Australia, home of the America's Cup, is competing in the lightweight singles. Each year as a reward for the season, Canada sends its national team to the Head and its boats should be contending throughout...
...appeared on Donahue and 60 Minutes. The company fully dedicated itself to the investigation, says Tyrone Fahner, who headed the probe during his term as Illinois attorney general. Said he: "Anything we wanted from them, we got. The president of the company called and asked if I thought a reward might help. Before I could raise the possibility of $20,000, he was asking if $100,000 would be enough...
Johnson & Johnson's $100,000 reward still stands, but Illinois agents doubt that anyone will ever collect it. Says Thomas Schumpp of the Illinois department of law enforcement: "With Tylenol there was never a message or a clue to the reason. Not only...
...amateur archeologist himself. Benton explains that he wants to discourage future relic-hunters from destroying archeological information "We're not going to reward anyone who goes out and finds a treasure of the United States and digs it up himself," he says. "What we're talking about is a crude digger who has no respect: the net result is he probably destroys more than he saves," Benton adds...
...extensive training through a center that already houses a library of curriculum materials and sets up workshops to sharpen skills. Favorable evaluations would lead to pay bonuses as teachers advanced up a three-step career ladder to tenured status. Says Robinson: "Merit-pay plans attempt to identify excellence and reward it. Our plan's emphasis is on creating great teachers through training them and then putting them on a career salary schedule...