Word: jenson
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...probe of the Angels two years ago, the gang has between 250 and 300 members in the San Francisco area, with chapters elsewhere in California and in New York, Ohio and the Carolinas. "The investigation established that the organization existed for the purpose of violating the law," said Jerry Jenson, regional director of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration. "The club's bylaws clearly spell out that members will engage in distribution of drugs of a specified quantity and quality in order to remain members." By far the most popular drug sold by the Angels was methamphetamine (speed); investigators estimate...
...time he won a rousing ovation and a first-prize gold medal. In what can only be called the year of the strings for America, Elmar Oliveira, 28, of Binghamton, N.Y., shared a gold medal in the violin division with the Soviet Union's Ilya Grubert; Violinist Dylana Jenson, only 17, shared a second-place silver medal, and Daniel Heifetz shared fourth-place violin honors. It was the U.S.'s most impressive showing ever; its only other gold medals went to Pianist Van Cliburn in the first competition, held in 1958, and to Soprano Jane Marsh...
Harvard's Kelly Jenson (150 lbs.) lost a heartbreaker, as MIT made its last bid to get back into the contest. He led, 2-1, as the clock ran out with neither man having riding time. But with two seconds left, his opponent turned him for a reversal and a 3-2 victory. Harvard's lead...
Then the roof fell in on the Crimson grapplers. Buccaneer Mike McLarney (142 lbs.) stomped all over veteran George Baker for a 12-4 decision, and Kelly Jenson (150 lbs.), subbing for injured Harvard matman Tom Bixby, was beaten 16-8. Bob Harris (158 lbs.) flattened Harvard's Jim Corcoran 10-3, and blind freshman Ed Bordley was bested too, 9-2. Harvard trailed...
Against the overmatched Dartmouth wrestlers, Harvard never let up. Kelly Jenson (150 lbs.), filling in for an ailing Tom Bixby, followed the three pins by beating his opponent in a one-sided decision, and Jim Corcoran (158 lbs.) followed with another win, despite an injured knee which hampered his mobility...