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...topflight drug companies, the new law will make little difference; their standards are already high. But second-team companies will have to raise their standards of quality and rigid control. That will cost money and hurt them competitively. Some borderline drugmakers may be put out of business. The keeping of many more detailed records will be costly to all companies. The new law cannot be expected to lower the prices of any drugs, and may actually raise some by a few cents. Key provisions: > No new drug can be marketed until the manufacturer has satisfied the FDA that...
Amidst the generally sloppy play of last weeks' games appeared one bright spot for the Crimson--the return to form of captain Gary Borchard. Borchard, a second-team All-Ivy selection for the past two years, scored a total of 50 points against Yale and Brown...
Ohiri was picked over Alan Young of Brown, the second-team center forward, even though the Nigerian Olympian was able to play in only three of Harvard's seven League contests. Despite his three crippling injuries--two pulled groin muscles and a slipped cartilage in the knee--Ohiri tied the League scoring record of eight goals...
...right, second-team quarterback Mike Bassett (23) hands off to halfback Bill Taylor (12). Other Crimson players identifiable are fullback Fred Bartl (30) and guard Ernie Zissis (69). Taylor was a pleasant surprise for coach John Yovicsin. Hurt early in September, he was not expected to play this fall. But he excelled Saturday, in his third day of contact work...
Members of the first all-Ivy squad were Pete Campbell and Al Kaemmerien of Princeton, George Ramming of Dartmouth, Mike Cingiser of Brown, and Bill Madden of Yale. Other second-team choices were Fred Portnoy of Columbia. Bob Mlkvy of Penn, John Petry of Cornell, and Forrest Broman of Brown...