Word: alarming
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Harvard police spokesman said last night that the Peabody Museum is protected by an alarm system, and that the alarm has not been triggered since the beginning of the fall term...
...speech to officials of the Associated Harvard Alumni, Bamberg said that many undergraduates are capable of helping to teach courses despite the fact that "some view the idea of undergraduates teaching with alarm...
...Alarm. The exaggerated confidentiality left everyone confused as to just how ill the former President really was. Nixon's condition was a matter of legal as well as human concern, for it could directly affect the judicial fate of six of his former political associates, whose Watergate conspiracy trial is scheduled to begin this week...
Using the available information, most independent medical experts found that Nixon's condition gave no cause for immediate alarm. If he continues to respond satisfactorily to treatment (see MEDICINE) and there are no complications, he could leave the hospital this week. Usually, a recuperating phlebitis patient is ambulatory. A transcontinental flight in a large aircraft, where walking the aisles is possible, should pose no extra medical danger...
...Agency is not a threat to our liberties and never has been. It is composed of dedicated officers who have high standards of integrity and patriotism. Should anyone attempt to subvert the agency to purposes that would threaten our society, CIA members would be the first to sound the alarm...