Word: attractions
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...runs the risk of thinking it can withdraw from Europe and still attract American investments, or that it can abdicate its defense responsibilities and still count on American protection...
...counterattack by Labor's moderate loyalists is unlikely to halt the momentum toward a new political alignment. Labor's right wing has been increasingly unhappy for some time, and, led by the popular Williams, the dissident Social Democrats could eventually attract a wide range of voters. That would seriously disrupt the country's two-party system. Said Brian Walden, a respected TV commentator and former Labor M.P.: "Nothing will ever be the same again in British politics." -By Jay D. Palmer, Reported by Bonnie Angela/London
Berner nonetheless tried to fight off the Kennecott attack. Curtiss-Wright announced that it would buy back 1 million of its own shares at $44, and the price was soon raised to $46. That was $6 a share more than Kennecott offered. But the copper company, unable to attract enough Curtiss-Wright shares at $40, ended its offer and started negotiating with
Outgoing GSA president Benjamin H. Schatz '81 said yesterday he thinks Yedinsky's election will "broaden our appeal and attract new members--it will get rid of the common misconception that the GSA is all male...
...stingy with almost everyone else, where he had any choice in the matter. Military spending is projected to rise by 14.5% next year, to $184.4 billion, or an increase of 5% after adjustment for inflation. Carter has already granted a 16% pay hike to servicemen in order to attract and keep better recruits. More money will be used to stockpile spare parts, and a mix of new ships, fighter planes, Trident submarines and MX intercontinental missiles will be added to U.S. armaments in 1982 and in future years...