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Jarvis first became interested in coaching at Harvard when the University was searching for an interim coach to replace Harrison. When Harvard decided to hire a full-time mentor and brought in Sanders, Jarvis entered the picture as a prospect for the assistant...
...while the Soviets are catching up in quality of warheads, the U.S. is prevented by the SALT I agreements from making any offsetting gains. Unless, that is, the U.S. can in some way adjust the effect of the SALT I interim agreement, which runs for another four years...
ANDREW JOHNSON was impeached on the grounds that he failed to follow proper procedure in appointing his Cabinet. Richard M. Nixon allowed L. Patrick Gray to serve--apparently illegally--as "interim" FBI director for almost a year. His new chief aide, Gen. Alexander Haig, is now serving at the White House while allegedly illegally retaining his military commission so that he can accumulate enough military service to qualify for a general's pension...
...tapes-for example, that he might be biding for time, on the theory that the closer the nation comes to the 1974 congressional elections, the less willing Congressmen will be to involve themselves in an impeachment process. Or that the more time that passes, the less palatable an interim Agnew presidency would be, and the more the American people would be likely to stick with a diminished Nixon for such of his term as might remain...
...last year for her recording of I Am Woman, which has since become a sort of anthem for the Women's Liberation movement. The show's timid overtones of feminism, however, are not allowed to disturb its stolid, unimaginative variety-show format. Hampered by painfully writer-stricken interim patter, Ms. Reddy has neither the presence nor the experience to spark the old string-of-guests routine to life...