Word: steams
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...clubs are not recognized as official student organizations because they do not adhere to a nondiscriminatory admission code, and therefore should not enjoy links--read subsidies--to the College. However insignificant ties like access to centrex phones and steam heat might appear, they are inappropriate given the independent status of the clubs. There is no reason the CCL should not move swiftly to recommend to the College that it sever those links...
...offered in vain. In a campaign reason in which Democrats have had remarkably little to cheer about, Mondale has finally given his party a reason to cheer. His quick and successful rhetorical jabs at an unusually slow-witted Reagan has worked, in a number of ways, to steam the seemingly unstoppable erosion away from the Democratic Party nationwide...
...Because there is no steam tunnel access to the Radcliffe area, Harvard is very interested in laying additional cable," Pandiscio added...
Saltonstall said the failure occurred when Facilities and Maintenance (F&M) workers preparing to turn on the University's steam heating system inadvertently flooded the electrical vault in the basement of Eliot House...
...biggest divestitures to date, R.J. Reynolds Industries, the second-largest U.S. cigarette manufacturer, took a back-to-basics step by selling its energy businesses to Phillips Petroleum for $1.7 billion. The units sold include Aminoil, an oil and gas exploration concern, and Geysers Geothermal, which produces steam for power generation in California. It was the second major divestiture of the year for Reynolds. In June the company spun off its containerized shipping subsidiary Sea-Land to shareholders...