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...doctors would have been able to prevent the outbreak of A/Victoria flu this winter among Fort Dix recruits-who were vaccinated against three other viral strains. Admits Virologist Gary Noble of the U.S. Public Health Service's Center for Disease Control: "Ford made the vaccine sound a little rosier than...
...sharply dropped their prices because big spenders are in short supply. For example, one woman who had been collecting fees of $50 to $100 now settles for $20, but has greatly increased her list of sometime clients in hopes of keeping her income close to what it was in rosier times...
...Even in rosier times, work in the Economy and Business section poses difficult challenges. Business stories are often hard for writers to bring to life, and reporter-researchers, who take responsibility for the accuracy of facts and figures, sometimes find the data numbingly complex and even contradictory. Fortunately, they enjoy expert support from the section's head researcher, Dorothy Haystead, who, in her twelve years in "biz," has counseled, comforted and cajoled a generation of TIME writers and researchers. When figures from different sources clash headon, Haystead resolves them by a process of statistical triangulation supplemented by what Senior...
...time of fiscal stringency, we wouldn't want to see those beds empty," Reardon said. "This is more of a concern than it was when things were rosier financially...
...Harvard is not going out West just with a top-heavy pitching staff, not, that is, when your team also has six starters averaging over .300 in regular season batting. Things look even rosier when you consider that the two regulars under .300--Jim Stoeckel and Rich Bridich--connected on home runs in Harvard's playoff victories at Fenway Park. Also, Bridich went on a tear in GBL play to record a whopping .438 average...