Word: branched
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...debate. "President Carter went too far in protecting civil liberties," argues a Reagan Administration official. "He erred in placing too many restrictions on the intelligence community." A former Carter official fumes in rebuttal: "It is the most threatening proposal I have seen come out of the Executive Branch since I first began dealing with...
...have always believed that psychology must be a branch of biology," he says, "though some psychologists would disagree with me. The 'mind' is merely an abstraction," while the brain--in some biologically definable way-- comprises human thought...
...Coop's Britannica display is a "trail-blazer" for other permanent displays planned for bookstores of schools such as Dartmouth and the University of Chicago, Joseph B. Connors, New England branch manager of Britannica, said yesterday...
...they have in the face of past legal actions, officials of Moon's church said that he and the church were the victims of Government harassment. Mose Durst, president of the U.S. branch of the church, linked the indictment with "the assassination of President Sadat, the attempted assassinations of President Reagan and the Pope," and charged the Government with "the attempted assassination of the Rev. Mr. Moon and the 3 million members of the Unification Church." He contended that the money in Moon's account had been "held in the Rev. Mr. Moon's name...
Cummings maintains his deadly stock at two large but unobtrusive warehouses, in Alexandria, Va., and Manchester, England. Visiting the Manchester branch, TIME'S Kevin Dowling noted an elaborate system of files on the desk of a secretary: a folder for every country in the world, explained Cynthia Wixey, including one for Vatican City. Was there, ah, much demand from the Pope? "Mr. Cummings is very thorough," she answered. "And he's an optimist. Maybe one day they'll need new halberds for the Swiss Guards...