Word: address
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...agency," says Savageau, "uncovered ten other statistics we could use." The authors also devised their own formulas. To gauge climate, for example, they developed a complex scheme relating relative humidity to seasonal variations in temperature. To update the 1980 census, they turned to such sources as IRS change-of-address lists. One discovery: the Sunbelt may have oversold its desirability. Address changes for the past two years show % the Northeast has been gaining population while the West has been losing it. Conclude the authors: "Not only did our (older) cities not die, they are undergoing a rejuvenation unparalleled...
...have occasionally resulted in limits on future stockpiles, but never in deep reductions of current ones. Yet the U.S. is convinced that the new round of talks is not just necessary but urgent. Said Secretary of State George Shultz last week: "This may be the last time to really address some of these issues with any prospect of success...
...come to our attention that, in its March 1985 edition. The Salient printed several derogatory remarks about the Harvard-Radcliffe Gay and Lesbian Students Association (GLSA). We have chosen to address this in an open letter to The Crimson because we fell that, even if The Salient did print it, it would reach only a very limited number of people and we feel that the issues raised by The Salient's insensitive statement are very important and need to be dealt with by the entire Harvard community...
...correct for a community to address itself to these issues," but, Triner said. ADI "regrets the time and energy the city is investing in this process...
...days it had been rumored that Soviet Leader Konstantin Chernenko, 73, would appear last Friday to deliver an address to his Moscow constituents. The occasion was the eve of national elections for members of the Supreme Soviets, the nominal legislative bodies of the 15 Soviet republics. Instead, the assembled delegates and a national television audience were told by Moscow Party Boss Viktor Grishin, 70, that Chernenko would not attend the meeting "on the recommendation of his doctors." It was the first formal acknowledgment to the Soviet people that Chernenko has health problems...