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With a mere 20 per cent of the voters marking Republican ballots in '76, GOP candidates aren't likely to sink many hard-won dollars into a media blitz this year. If Bush wins (and with his well-oiled Massachusetts campaign machinery, he could capture 35 per cent of the vote), the victory will simply help him shift into higher gear and take in more contributions from his increasing number of college-educated, upper-income supporters. Others can write off the state beforehand and blame Bush's Andover and Yale backgroung for a strong New England showing...
...anywhere. The drinks are equally exotic. On Statia, a kind of tea called mauby is made from the bark of a tree; when mixed with rum, they say, it makes "an old man young and a young man younger." Sabans serve a rum-based liqueur called Spice that would sink a buccaneer...
...Quakers of Penn had their national championship hopes sink into the quagmire of Hemenway Gym Saturday, as the Crimson racquetmen bogged them down...
...Soviets badly want U.S. products. If no substitutes can be found, Moscow will probably try to circumvent the embargo by buying American machinery through a satellite or a smaller country. As one expert remarked last week, "If all the computers shipped to Vienna were really there, the city would sink...
Despite attempts by other countries to rile our citizenry, Americans must make every effort to remain the beacon of liberty and justice in this repression-darkened world. Let us not sink to Iran's level by persecuting all Iranians...