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Certainly, the two best known Olympic hopefuls are hockey stars Mark Fusco '83 and brother Scott '85 who were picked by Coach Lou Vairo in lane for the preliminary team Mark, last year's Hobey Baker Award winner as college hockey's top player, is a shoo in to make the final roster of 20 players. Scott will learn on September 15 whether he'll help defend the nation's Olympic title or return to Cambridge for his junior year...
Klein is betting that the look women want is one of robust health and fitness, regardless of the gender of origin. He is, after all, a winner in the designer-jeans sweepstakes. Remember Brooke Shields' line three years ago, "Do you want to know what comes between me and my Calvins? Nothing." By November, when his line of undies hits the stores, the answer will be: one more pair of Calvins...
...must be in Central America, let's go with a winner. We can switch our support to the guerrillas in El Salvador simply by calling them antifascist...
...Atlantic Resources, a tiny Irish company that owns a one-third interest in the promising new find; Union Oil and Gulf own the other two-thirds. In less than two months the company's shares have risen from 46? to a high of $7.76. The biggest individual winner appears to be Atlantic Resources Shareholder Anthony O'Reilly, president of H.J. Heinz foods, whose paper profits total an estimated $3.5 million. The stockbrokers' enthusiasm spilled over into Dublin pubs as well, where patrons bypassed the usual topics of politics and horse racing to discuss the fine points...
...bidders, including the three major networks, were each required to put up a $750,000 deposit, refundable later without interest. "We had no funds, no office, no telephone," says Ueberroth, whose staff will swell from 425 currently to 35,000 by next July. "We needed an income source." The winner, ABC, will ante up $225 million, nearly three times what NBC paid for Moscow. Says ABC Sports Vice President John Martin, "Peter was tough, but fair. We should make a modest profit...