Word: arsenal
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...impact statment also considered 36 alternative sites for the library, including the Watertown arsenal and the Charlestown Naval Yard...
...become implicated." Not that Flannery, an I.R.A. veteran who fought against the British in the 1920s, would not like to help. "If we had no law and I had the freedom to do it," he says, "I'd ship the whole U.S. arsenal over there...
ISRAEL has not only expanded its arsenal but greatly increased the sophistication of its weapons. All but one of the 55 A-4 Skyhawks lost have been replaced, and the U.S. has sent 47 Phantoms in place of the 35 that were downed or damaged last year. More Skyhawks and Phantoms have been promised by Washington. All together, the Israelis now have 100 more planes than they had last year, for a total of 626. From their 1973 losses, the Israelis have learned how better to counter the dreaded Soviet SAMS, and along with the planes, the U.S. has provided...
...easily acquired $5 state form called a Firearm Owners Identification Card, as well as proof of identity. "What's the use in having a city law," asks Chicago's Deputy Police Superintendent John Killackey, "when you can walk 20 feet across the city limits and buy an arsenal...
...County's new law-enforcement weapon out for a test flight. Designed and built out of balsa wood and plastic by sheriffs deputies (who are also model-airplane buffs), the new gadget patrolling the skies was a pilotless plane remotely controlled from the ground. The 8-lb. airborne arsenal can carry up to 2 Ibs. of smoke bombs and tear-gas canisters-to say nothing of grenades and other explosives -strapped to its underbelly...