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Behind for the first time this season, the Cornhuskers all but shelved their potent air game (Tagge completed six of only 13 passes for the day) in favor of a slashing ground assault headed by Running Back Jeff Kinney. Holding Pruitt to his lowest output of the season (53 yds. in ten carries) Nebraska outscored the Sooners two touchdowns to one in the wild third quarter to take a 28-24 lead going into the final period. Then Mildren, who ran the ball 31 times for 130 yds., grabbed the lead back with -surprise!-another touchdown pass to Harrison. Eating...
...guidance of Willie Murphy and Dave Ray, both of whom should be remembered for their great work with Spider John Koerner in the sixties, the album is about half blues, and half old pop tunes, with only two new songs (which comprise two-thirds of Bonnie's song-writing output). One of the originals, "Finest Lovin' Man" is a straight blues, featuring exciting instrumental work by Bonnie, Junior Wells on harp, and Danny Freebo on Bass. "Thank You" is a pretty ballad in the Curtis Mayfield vein, with Bonnie on piano and Willie Murphy playing a beautiful soft lead guitar...
...began producing oil from wells in the Java Sea and adjacent waters. Already the major oil producer in the Far East, Indonesia expects to pump out 1,000,000 bbl. a day this year and 2,000,000 daily by the mid-1970s. That would about equal the present output in Iraq...
...there are important factors working against any productivity surge. Not least are the deep-rooted difficulties in improving output per man-hour in many service fields. Increasing the number of a doctor's patients or the size of a teacher's class could be taken as improving their "productivity," but the dilution of quality in the services they perform would probably be unacceptable...
Unworkable Dogma. Boosting productivity is less difficult in manufacturing, where output per man-hour is easily measured. But even in the factories, the problems are formidable. Many industries, notably steel and oil refining, are now highly automated and have to rely largely on growing demand and greater plant utilization to bring down unit costs. Changes in featherbedding work rules would help. But given labor's militant mood, this probably could be accomplished only at the cost of widespread disruptive strikes...