Word: bonde
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...problems for Israel. Taking care of the immigrants has put an almost impossible burden on Israel's already strained economic resources. This year the government has allotted $650 million to provide for newcomers; even the sacrosanct defense budget had to be slashed to help find the money. U.S. bond holders, Israel's biggest outside benefactors, have been asked for a record $450 million this year. Last week both Defense Minister Moshe Dayan and Finance Minister Pinhas Sapir were in the U.S. to do some fundraising...
...snatch some conversation in the men's room." But Wilson slowly opened up to Flamini, particularly after the two were mobbed by a bunch of elderly women fans outside NBC's studios in Burbank. "Sharing an experience like that," says Flamini, "has got to develop a bond between two people...
...stitch gash on his head and was stripped of his coat and shirt in a wild 30-minute brawl in the stands between St. Louis players, fans and 200 policemen. Arbour and three of his players were later arrested for assault and battery and released on $500 bond each...
Arraigned before Judge Campbell in Booneville's local self-service laundry, Ashley denied the accusation and was released on bond. Subsequently, under pressure from the state, the judge agreed to comply with the anti-nepotism order, reinstate the employment program, and review all applications for jobs previously held by officials' relatives. Further, Campbell disqualified himself from sitting in judgment on the reporter. Though the case was referred to a grand jury last week, meaning more legal skirmishing to come for Ashley, he had already won the battle in Booneville...
...play's two principal figures have a Doppelgänger relationship. Each is the split image of the other. Since the exercise of power and authority is one of the few remotely coherent themes, the two men may represent the eerie bond between Germany and Hitler. Otherwise, the evening is one interminable non sequitur...