Word: shaves
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Higginson said he feels the varsity should shave about four to six seconds off Saturday's time to establish themselves as a good crew. Competition next Saturday for the Biglin Bowl will pit the Crimson against one of the premier spollers of the year, the Technicians from downstream, Dartmouth will also be on hand for the 11 a.m. race...
...eyes of his amiably foul-mouthed manager, Al Braverman, and his trainer, Bill Prezant. During the long workouts, Wepner constantly dreamed of dropping Ali to the mat with a battering-ram right to the champ's unblemished chin; Braverman had visions of a Wepner TV commercial endorsing a shaving cream that gave even the world champion Bayonne Bleeder a smooth, nick-free shave. Prophesied Trainer Prezant: "This will be the biggest surprise in boxing." And Wepner's second wife Phyllis, a post office clerk, announced that she would like a Mercedes-Benz if her husband...
...slash of $6.2 billion in other social programs not tied to the consumer price index. For example, Ford would shave $1.4 billion from Medicare through changes in cost-sharing formulas that would require patients to pay more in certain cases...
...Western Europe, which is far more dependent on OPEC supplies than the U.S., would shave imports by only about 8% (to 13.3 million bbl. daily) if oil stayed at $10.80. Yet lower prices would vastly increase its reliance on foreign oil. At $7.20, Europe's oil imports would rise another 21%, to 16.7 million bbl. daily; at $3.60, they would zoom by 71% to 23.8 million...
Many moneyed families are economizing in the hope that whatever turn the economy takes, they will not be forced to shave their philanthropies. Mrs. John M. Bradley of Boston's aristocratic North Shore is concerned that the community will not continue its support for such laudable institutions as Friends of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, of which she is chairwoman, and the Radcliffe College Fund (co-chairwoman). Says Mrs. K. Dun Gifford, a conservationist leader of Cambridge, Mass., society, "I'm not complaining about the family's self-enforced economies: I find all this very healthy...