Word: canceled
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1980-1989
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Both the men's and women's lacrosse squads--whose few ventures outside this year have come nowhere near Cambridge--were also forced to cancel spring break games (See stories below...
Last week's springtime blizzard forced several Harvard squads to cancel their spring break plans and caused others to postpone indefinitely crucial early-season games. While Harvard's spring sports have braved such storms in the past few have weathered the preseason with such a lack of practice...
Would limit the increase in the defense budget to 4% to 5% a year. Would cancel the MX missile and B-1 bomber, replacing them with the mobile single-warhead ICBM and Stealth bomber. Would increase the readiness and mobility of conventional forces. Urges greater use of competitive contract bids by the Pentagon...
Federal bankruptcy law, designed in part to buy time for financially troubled companies to rearrange their affairs, has always permitted routine cancellation of business agreements to purchase pencils, paper clips, telephones, window-washing services and the like. Traditionally, lower courts have afforded labor contracts various degrees of deference. But in their decision last week, the Justices made it clear that such protection is limited. The goal of Chapter 11, wrote Justice William H. Rehnquist, is to permit a company's "successful rehabilitation." Consequently, a business need not prove that it is in danger of imminent collapse in order...
...economist of being disloyal and giving ammunition to the opposition during an election campaign. Says one staffer: "He's made the CEA a four-letter word around here." On several occasions, the White House has censored advance texts of Feldstein's speeches and ordered him to cancel television interviews. The President has become so annoyed that he never consults Feldstein one-on-one, and the CEA chairman is often excluded even from small strategy meetings...