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Graham Taylor, coach of the ski team, broke his leg Saturday when he fell while competing in the Eastern Open downhill championship ski race at Pinkham Notch, New Hampshire. Taylor was the lone Crimson entry in the group of 63 skiers competing on the Mt. Wildeat trail. The first three racers broke the previous trail record by at least one second...
...position. The AMA disliked the scholarship program, the administration changed the bill to give scholarships only after the supply of self-sufficient medical school applicants is exhausted; the AMA feared that the stipend paid to medical schools for students over and above their average enrollment would encourage "wildeat" schools, the administration cut that stipend to one-third of its original size. But the medical group, fearing the bull too much to eat the beef, refuses to accept the bill on the grounds of political interference and the possibility of an over-population of physicians...
...from its off-shore oil. The importance of Tideland Oil has greatly increased with the more recent prospecting in the Gulf of Mexico off the Texas and Louisiana coasts. Over 2 1/2 million acres of the Gulf have already been leased for oil development, although this is still a wildeat area with only a few producing wells. But vast sums are being poured into the development and prospecting of Gulf oil deposits, making the project in the words of "Fortune" magazine "the biggest gamble any U. S. industry has over made...
Then Ferner placed second to no the last weekend, beating the number one intercollegiate downhill skier, Dartmouth's Bob Meservey, in one run and tying him for first in the eighth annual Appalachian Mountain Club race on the Wildeat Trail In Pinkham Notch Sunday...
...Hampshire's wildeat, its drum majorette and its 11 coed cheerleaders outdrew the football game in interest Saturday afternoon...