Word: bonde
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Nothing has been proved so far against the people who are receiving a "trial by press," and contrary to the allegations made by Commissioner McNamara, none of the three ex-convicts on whose testimony all the stories are based has any revolutionary background. Bond, for example, who claims revolutionary leadership, was thrown out of SDS meetings at Brandeis by students who believed he was a police agent, because of the inconsistency of his racist and pro-war views with his posing as a revolutionary instigator...
Cities like Sacramento, Calif., and Columbus have followed the example of towns and suburbs by rejecting school-funding proposals. The revolt is most dramatic in Ohio, Illinois, Missouri, Oregon and California, but few states have been spared. Six years ago, bond issues for new schools enjoyed a 73% success rate at the polls across the nation. In 1969, the figure fell...
Strange Bedfellows. Spiraling expenses notwithstanding, Educational Consultant Nickolaus Engelhardt believes that simple ignorance is responsible for the majority of bond-issue and budget rebuffs. The expenses are not so awesome, he contends, if they are carefully explained and justified to the voter...
PRICE RISES will slow, though not to the 2.4% annual rate shown by the August consumer price index, which was an aberration caused largely by a drop in food prices. In addition, Robert Nathan points out, utilities are encountering steep rises in interest costs as they replace old bond issues with new borrowings at today's high charges. They are petitioning regulators for rate increases...
...Most spectacularly in the James Bond movie Goldfinger, when a Lincoln with a dead gangster in it was reduced to a 4-ft. by 4½-ft. block of scrap metal...