Word: againe
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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"Have you seen many of the women up here?" a fraternity man asks the visitor during a discussion of education at Dartmouth. "I doubt if the Playboy people could find anybody they'd want. Men get in here because they're good athletes and are generally pretty good...
The Governors did not take very kindly to Brown. When the Californian made a rhetorical pitch for a balanced budget as "the central issue of our time," Vermont's flinty Republican Governor Richard Snelling snapped back a curt reminder that the Governors' group had had a committee studying...
When election day arrived, the weather once again plagued Bilandic. It turned mild and sunny, and citizens turned out in near record numbers (57%) to vent their fury. Byrne won in 29 of the city's 50 wards, scoring most heavily in black neighborhoods whose residents blamed Bilandic for...
At Byrne's frenzied election-night headquarters, a long-haired young man seized the microphone and exulted: "There is no more machine! There will never be a machine again!" He did not know Chicago. Shortly after the primary, Byrne called Cook County Democratic Party Chairman George Dunne and told...
Unrest and Upheaval. The challenges cited by the panelists were many and varied. Iran is clearly lost as an ally. Saudi Arabia, the linchpin of the entire area, is very different from Iran but also highly vulnerable. Egypt, supported by the U.S., in part because of President Anwar Sadat'...