Word: baileys
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...even in Oceana, a relatively conservative union town, compliance with Taft-Hartley is not likely, and violence from outsiders is feared. But there is no sense of outrage or personal enmity. Said Mary Bailey, wife of a miner whose family has dipped deeply into its savings to keep food on the table: "I sure would like the men to go back to work, but you don't always get what you want in this world...
...things change so slowly," she says, adding, "I wish it was more clear what women students here feel." Steps toward finding out exactly what Radcliffe students feel have begun already. The 1977 agreement created the Office of Institutional Policy Research on Women's Education, which Director Susan M. Bailey says is "charged with informing, not making, policy on issues of particular relevance to women in the University." For example, the office will examine questions such as women's experiences in various concentrations," Bailey adds...
Since its opening in January, the office has concentrated on gathering background information and centralizing previously-collected data. The temptation to rush into more specific research projects is great, Bailey says, but "if we rush in, people will be able to criticize the results and therefore ignore the results." She also senses her office may find "there are many relatively small-scale things that could be done to make Harvard a more comfortable environment...
...reduce the chance of explosions. But shippers have until 1981 to remodel the 23,000 tank cars that are used to ship dangerous substances. Only about 20 now meet the new standards. Moreover, as an economy measure, railroads have increased the length of their freight trains. Declared Kay Bailey, acting head of the National Transportation Safety Board: "The tracks often cannot bear the load of bigger trains and heavier cars...
Just before her disappearance, Matlick's relationship with "the missus" seemed in jeopardy. She had become friendly with Richard Bailey, a Chicago stable owner who boarded some of her horses. She had been talking about moving to Fort Lauderdale...