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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...What is the President Ford tongue twister? Answer: Hello...
...What is the Ford economic plan? Answer: Buy a bigger car and leave it in the garage...
...same brown boots she wore the day she tried to shoot Ford, was pressed by Conti on whether she had acted entirely on her own. "On that particular date I was acting alone," she replied. "How about on some other date?" Conti persisted. "I'm not going to answer that," Moore answered cryptically. Conti later suggested that if she provided details of any conspiracy, her sentence would be lightened. Some observers suggest that Moore fired at Ford in hopes of reingratiating herself with her radical friends. With a nine-year-old boy in a foster home, she now faces...
...been getting to know boys and girls of affluent parents, and it has been some adjustment for me-especially when I have heard mothers and fathers of even nursery-school children talk about what they want from a school, what they hope to see happen in a school. The answer, in a word, is everything-loving attention, learning that competes successfully with that offered anywhere else, character building, athletic excellence and, of course, psychological health (whatever that...
Year-end meetings between our Business staff and the members of TIME's Board of Economists have become a tradition for the past six years. Last Tuesday the men who advise us on national and world economic prospects jetted to Manhattan for an all-day question-and-answer session with our researchers, correspondents, writers and editors, who assembled this week's Business story on the economic prospects for 1976. To protect his staff from scholarly hedging, Business Editor George Church started the meeting by dipping into his store of anecdotes. "After consulting the leading economists...