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...Quintero, 17.84m, 2. Army, New some, 3. H, Schuler; High Jump--1. H, Henry, 6 it. 8 in., 2. Army, Champion 3. H, Boyd; Long Jump--1. Army, Kulick 7.1m, 2. H, Udo, 3. Army, Teller; Triple Jump--1. H, Udo, 14.50m, 2. H, Halt, 3. H, Henry; Pole Vault 1. Army, Hawley 15 ft. 6 in 2. Army, Williams, 3.H, Burtile 1500m--1. Army, C. Williams 2. Army, Mozina 3. Army, P. Wilsons; High Hurdice 1. H, EzejiOhoye 3. H, Herbertch; 400m--1. Army, Anderson 2. H, Jones, 3. Army, Babers 500m--1. Army, Maberry...
PHILADELPHIA "Halt increased Tuitions a University of Pennsylvania student group opposed to proposed tuition hikes, last month mailed about 2000 postcards to UPenn President Sheldon Hackney protesting the projected 12 percent increase in tuition next year...
...derailment. The cause: a tendency by hard-pressed governments to erect trade barriers in attempts to safeguard their ailing industries at the expense of those of other countries. So serious is the problem that former Presidents Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford issued a rare joint statement calling for a halt in "the drift toward economic anarchy." In his weekly radio address, President Reagan sounded a similar warning. Said he: "When governments get too involved in [hampering] trade, economic costs increase and disputes multiply. Peace is threatened...
...trade chumminess came too late for Caterpillar, the big Illinois maker of earth-moving equipment; it sent no top executive from Peoria but was represented instead by Paul Smith, the company's man in Moscow. During the period of the Reagan halt on U.S. supplies for the Soviet natural gas pipeline, Caterpillar lost a $90 million sale of 200 large pipelayers, mainly to Japan's Komatsu...
...students were divided into two groups Halt consulted one drink an hour, or about as much as a normal person can have and remain fairly sober. The rest drank as much as they wanted...