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Although the Crimson finished lower than last year, a lot of the showings during the three-day meet were outstanding. One of the most exciting performances of the weekend came on Saturday night in the finals of the three-meter diving competition. Going into the final dive, Princeton's Mary Liner held a tenuous lead of 312.5--just four points ahead of Harvard junior Pam Stone and Tiger Chris Moses, who were tied for second place...
Several Harvard faculty were in Washington last weekend as part of a three-day "Democratic Leadership Conference" sponsored by Democratic members of the House of Representatives to garner ideas on major issues. Ernest R. May, professor of History, and former State Department official Richard N. Cooper, Boas Professor of International Economics, spoke on foreign policy...
...Nile delta. Then there was a hastily arranged New Year's Day flight to Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, for talks with President Mohammed Siad Barre. After more discussions with top Egyptian officials in Cairo, Henry Kissinger jetted at week's end to Jerusalem for a three-day visit that was to include a dinner given by Israel's Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir and a session with Prime Minister Menachem Begin. Next on the former Secretary of State's schedule were stopovers in Saudi Arabia, Oman and Morocco...
...aggressive Japanese are a key factor in the European auto slump. Hardest hit are countries that do not have an agreement with Japan to limit imports. In Sweden, for example, Volvo and Saab assembly lines have been working three-day weeks. The Japanese have increased their market share in that country from 1% in 1970 to 14% at present...
Mark Stephens' account is a valuable reminder that Three Mile Island was more than a three-day sensation for the nation's press, and an invaluable restatement of the undeniable truth of the antinuclear movement. Whatever the truth about lowlevel radiation and the rest, there is a real possibility of failure, human or mechanical, risking a meltdown of a reactor core. With attendant disaster...