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With former captain Tom Murray lost to graduation. Cleary inserted Greg Britz into the vacant slot at right wing on the Gre Olson-Michael Watson connection, and the move paid dividends almost immediately. Britz took a Watson pass and put it past Lowell's John MacKenzie just 11 seconds into the game...
...Monday debate Stockman was supported against Regan by Presidential Aides James Baker and Edwin Meese, as well as by Murray Weidenbaum, Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, and Martin Anderson, Assistant for Policy Development. They all urged the President to cling to his goal of a balanced budget by going along with tax increases. Stockman stressed that Reagan had spoken publicly of the balanced budget too often to abandon it. But the Treasury Secretary shrewdly argued that the President had only presented a balanced 1984 budget as a target, until pushed by reporters into viewing it as a promise...
...Cleary's major undertakings this season will be to generate a balanced scoring attack, something last year's team lacked. Aside from the "Instant Karma" line of Greg Olson, Mike Watson, and Tommy Murray--which combined for 97 points last season--the Crimson forwards weren't exactly burning out the red light bulbs last year...
...Murray has graduated, but Olson and team captain Watson return with a new linemate--junior Greg Britz, who was out most of last season with a knee injury. "Britz has played very well," Cleary says, "the best he's played since he's been here. He's playing intelligently and he's scoring goals. I'm delighted...
...economic advisers in recent weeks have turned more and more to intrigues and attempts to outflank each other and seize the policy initiative. One White House official last week griped bitterly in private to Washington journalists about the low quality of economic advice being given to the President by Murray Weidenbaum, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, and Treasury Secretary Donald Regan. Meanwhile, Treasury officials issued broadsides of their own. Among the more startling was a byline article in FORTUNE by Assistant Treasury Secretary Roberts, who leveled a deftly worded attack on Stockman for endangering the President...