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John D. Montgomery, chairman of the Government Department, would not say whether the department had made previous offers to fill the opening. "We've had a lot of debates and discussions over how to fill the slot over the last eight or nine years," he said...
...occasional apology or admission of error. The self-questioning tone fits ABC'S goals, which include public relations as well as journalistic innovation. Indeed, confession has been good not just for the soul but for the ratings; the sporadic 90-minute show, which starts in the late-night slot of ABC News' Nightline, has attracted somewhat more viewers than Nightline does...
...score honors for Harvard went to freshman Chet Nastala, who played to a 79 finish on the par 72 course. Starting in the fourth slot, Nastala won the distinction for the first time in his Crimson career...
...equipped car. After turning on the ignition, the driver must maneuver the steering wheel so that a needle moves into the "pass" area on a gauge. In Maine, Beer Distributor Frank Gaziano of South Portland is pushing bar owners to buy breath analyzers. The customer puts 500 in the slot and blows into the machine through a straw; a red light goes on for a score of . 10% or higher...
...administration seems to like what it sees, though O'Brien says that "when it comes down to dollars ... educational research [and not public exhibits] is the primary concern of the administration." Everyone at 6 Divinity Ave, hopes that one day Harvard will even offer its little museum a slot on a University fund drive. No one knows when that might happen, and University officials decline comment on the question. Until then, the two museums will get by on their own, side by side: graduate students burrowing in the basement collection; the volunteers printing T-shirts that say "Harvard" in five...