Word: tightness
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Dartmouth's surprisingly talented team aside, Harvard has a series of injuries to worry about. While tight end Paul Sablock returns to action after sitting out against Cornell, at least three key players are ailing: linebacker Craig Beling (knee), cornerback Steve Potysman (shoulder) and linebacker Bob Woolway (concussion...
Enrollment is also declining because the tight academic job market discourages people from seeking advanced degrees, Keenan added...
...originally built to house the pipes. Construction, which started in 1927, was aimed at providing maintainance workers with easy access to the pipes. Damp and dark, the concrete bunkers are sometimes ten feet high, at other points too low for a 6-ft. person to stand. They are packed tight with pipes; six or eight run along the walls of a typical segment, some of them two-feet-in-diameter monstrosities enclosing smaller tubes...
...flights through smaller, "satellite" fields that are at present underused. Greater use is already being made of Oakland airport outside San Francisco and Hollywood-Burbank in Los Angeles. At the main airports, lines increasingly are busing passengers to and from their planes when space at the regular gates is tight. Expanding airport facilities can be difficult, and not only because of the costs. At Los Angeles International Airport construction of a new terminal to handle foreign flights has been long delayed pending preparation of an environmental impact statement. Result: Los Angeles remains the top U.S. horror for international travelers. This...
Cornell's other leading rusher is Ken Talton and the leading receiver is tight end Brad Decker. The only important player who will miss the game for the Red is offensive tackle Rob Ainslie, who is ailing with pneumonia. Craig Beling and Paul Sablock are hobbled for Harvard and not expected to play...