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Long jump: 1. Henry (H) 23-4, 2. Hartman (NU) 23-7 3/4, 3. Johnson (H) 23-7 1/2, 4. Udo (H) 23-7, 5. Munoz-Bennet (BC) 23-4 1/4. Triple jump: 1. Saunders (BU) 49-5 1/2, 2. Munoz-Bennet (BC) 48-10, 3. Hartman (U) 48-5, 4. Henry (H) 47-11, 5. Taylor (MIT) 46-1 1/2. Shotput: 1. McDermott (NU) 61-2 1/4 (new meet and New England collegiate record), 2. Dawson (NU) 57-10, 3. Zaidman (BU) 56-10 3/4, 4. White (NU) 50-5 1/2, 5. Battishire (NU) 49-4. 35-lb. weight...
Aquino also criticized the treaty because the State Department, rather than the courts, determines whether an extradition is being sought for political reasons. "Next year the U S will be negotiating for military bases in the Philippines. What will prevent the State Department from trading us for bases? We are pawns on the bargaining table. Our cases will not be decided on merit, but on what is expedient for U.S. foreign policy," he added...
Ford was not part of the initial secret negotiations between the auto-workers and GM, and refused to accept their agreement. Ford in separate talks is said to be willing to bargain on the issue of subcontracted work that it gives to non-U.A.W. or foreign suppliers, which is one of the union's chief worries. It also put forward what the company touts as an attractive profit-sharing plan. Said one leading U.A.W. official: "There are some totally new concepts relating to job security." In return, Ford wants reductions in the number of paid days...
Tiny American Motors Corp. quietly became the first U. S. auto company to seek formally to reopen its labor contracts in November, when it asked its 16,000 hourly workers to make wage concessions that would save the company $150 million. The automaker, which has only 2% of the domestic market, has lost some $300 million over the past two years. While cuts in wages and benefits are important to restore General Motors and Ford to financial health, they could mean the survival of American Motors...
...system of justice in college athletics is as slow as any other. These things can take a couple of years. U.C.L.A., the school with the most honored initials in college basketball-U.C.L.A., like plucked strings-struck some bad notes a few years ago but is just facing the music now. For past recruiting violations, the Bruins have been pre-eliminated from the N.C.A.A. postseason tournament. Also, they were obliged to return the runner-up trophy from 1980, which prompts the awful thought of possibly one more No. 1 1981 football team yet to come, perhaps a year...