Word: auge
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...sometimes seemed better suited for an Our Gang movie than for governing a city of 623,000 people. The Kucinich administration quickly shook up the city's business and political establishment-so badly that a recall campaign came within 236 votes of ousting him from office last Aug. 13. Now almost everything seems to be going wrong in Cleveland...
...seems particularly urgent because of recent cases, especially that of an eleven-year-old Braintree girl whose father sued to get her back from a state-run shelter where she had been placed for her own protection. A judge gave in to his demand. The girl went home on Aug. 1. On Sept. 23 she died in a hospital, apparently after being beaten repeatedly over a period of weeks...
Torren's letter referred to an Aug. 24 statement by Bok in which Bok declared his "full and renewed support" for Hiatt against the criticisms of 17 senior faculty members of the School of Public Health who petitioned Bok for Hiatt's resignation...
...glance at the paper's handy News Summary indicates that not much has changed in the world, or the Times, since the strike began Aug. 9. "The border war between Adibulia (formerly Moax-ablio) and Amoravia (formerly the Shoo-vah), was abruptly broken off yesterday when it was discovered that the two nations share no common boundaries," according to one item...
What Murdoch did was to work out a "me too" deal, first with pressmen, whose walkout shut down the papers Aug. 9, then with several other unions that joined the strike against the three papers after they stopped publishing. The pact allows the Post to go to press immediately, and requires Murdoch by and large to go along with whatever settlement terms the unions can win later from the Times and the News. In exchange, Murdoch gained an important concession from the pressmen that will hold for the Post regardless of what the two other papers agree to. Under that...