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Saturday's sinking of the Midshipmen, upping Harvard's season slate to 3-1, allows the oarsmen to enter next Saturday's important Harvard-Yale-Princeton race on a positive note The New Jersey regatta will doubtless provide the Crimson lights with stiff competition Earlier this season Princeton beat Navy by a bigger margin than the Crimson, and Yale is expected to be equally tough...
...Middle America in shambles and nary a sign of the much-heralded supply side investment boom, it is difficult if not impossible to defend the Republican economic initiatives as leading to overall economic health. A more centrist appeal--challenging Reaganomics on what proponents consider its own merits--would doubtless capture many of those voters more distressed by economic listlessness than by inequity...
...normal campaign, these issues would, of course, be serious enough. Writes New York Times Columnist William Safire: "If Mr. Washington were white, would it be remotely conceivable that his jail term and suspension from practice would not be pointed out on television by his opponent?" Yet his record is doubtless being used by some as a disingenuous rationale for voting against a black. In a satirical fantasy, Tribune Columnist Bill Granger describes Washington and Epton waking up one day with their skin colors miraculously switched: those in front of St. Pascal Church who had attacked Washington as a "crook" quickly...
...right-wing advisers such as Clark and Weinberger. Even on Middle East policy, Shultz is in some danger of being upstaged. The very pro-Israel Kirkpatrick departed Saturday on a trip of her own to Israel, Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia, from which she will return on March 26, doubtless with some strongly worded advice for Reagan...
...grant federal guarantees on $1.5 billion worth of Chrysler Corp. loans. TIME asked a number of those who opposed the bailout whether, in light of the fact that it helped save Chrysler and its 59,200 jobs in the U.S., they had -changed their minds. None had. The reason, doubtless, is that the issue goes beyond the troubles of a single company and raises fundamental questions about whether the free-enterprise system should be allowed to work. Excerpts...