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Saying that public interest in space exploration far exceeds Congress's willingness to fund it, Stan Kent, president and founder of Delta Vee, Inc., last night said a new kind of partnership between government and private enterprise might be the key to the survival of the space program...
...last year's starters to graduation; all that's left is a pair of linebackers--Ed Nardi and Doug Kaye--and Jono Helmerich, an honorable mention All-Ivy defensive tackle. Four newcomers will man a highly vulnerable backfield, with junior Dave Rudd at safety, and seniors Tim Yaggi and Stan Freck at the Corners, and Chris Fickett at the other defensive spot...
...President would raise the money; and the mountain of documents, as mandated by federal law, would be tended by punctilious national archivists. Back in Durham, Sanford quietly lobbied for the proposal among top university administrators. Six days after the New York meeting, Nixon's attorney Stan Mortenson turned up at Duke, conveying a sense of "urgency" and asking whether there was any opposition...
...problem, however, has not been solved. Except for a few classy pictures like Raiders, Elephant Man and Raging Bull, the best makeup is usually done for horror films that most adults never see, or would admit to seeing. "Some of my best work," complains Stan Winston (The Wiz), "has been lost on bad movies...
...second installment of the 1981 baseball season. Pete Rose's eighth-inning single off Cardinal Pitcher Mark Littell was what the 60,561 spectators at Philadelphia's Veterans Stadium had come to see. It was Rose's 3,631st career hit, and it broke Stan Musial's 18-year-old National League record. Seconds after Rose, 40, landed on first, fireworks went off, 3,631 balloons were released and Stan the Man himself was making his way across the infield to offer his congratulations. In the locker room afterward, Pete was handed the telephone. "This...