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...quarterback Rick Stafford, who replaced Los Angeles Rams rookie Jeff Kemp, Dartmouth compiled 400 yards of total offense against a riddled Tiger defense...
...looking for early momentum, he won't be able to look to any regulars at the still positions. But the Dartmouth establishment seems sold on the replacements for the graduated passing combinations of Jeff Kemp and Dave Shula. Rick Stafford--who looked very impressive in last season's finale against Princeton--will get the nod 'at QB. He'll be gunning the ball to Shawn Teevens, a starting wide receiver last year and to any combination of John Idzik, Ray Murphy and John Okeniczik. As directed by Yukica's multiple I to a trio of backs--Shawn Maher, Dennis Ruck...
...other side of the Hill, the Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee also cut about $11 billion from social spending. But even this Republican-dominated committee could not swallow the idea of block grants. Though Chairman Orrin Hatch of Utah strongly favored Reagan's approach, Republican Moderates Robert Stafford of Vermont and Lowell Weicker of Connecticut wanted to protect important categorical grants for health and education. The President talked with Hatch and Stafford by telephone from Camp David on Sunday to see if an accommodation could be reached. The following night, Hatch, Weicker, Stafford, Budget Director David Stockman, Health...
Environmental groups opposing any weakening of the act have so far remained curiously quiet. Says Vermont Republican Robert T. Stafford, chairman of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee: "I find it hard to understand the overwhelming silence from groups other than those representing industry." Given the conservative climate in Congress, the Administration's first legislative battle over deregulation may turn into a cakewalk...
...inflation and the increase in economic growth that the Reagan plan is supposed to produce. Even some Republicans appear to feel that the Administration is going too far. In a meeting of the Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee last week, Republicans Lowell Weicker of Connecticut and Robert Stafford of Vermont joined six Democrats in rejecting $2 billion of proposed reductions in education programs, legal services for the poor and federal assistance to help low-income people buy fuel...