Word: carterized
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Then in early February, Crusader Coach Rick Carter, who had led the Cross to four consecutive winning seasons before the 1985 campaign, was found dead in his Massachusetts home. He had taken his own life...
...must take the Constitution at the original intention of its framers, lest we are forced to accept an usurpation of power [by the judiciary]," said Solicitor General and Carter Professor of General Jurisprudence Charles Fried, in a discussion moderated by former Watergate Special Prosecutor Archibald...
...must take the Constitution at the original intention of its framers, lest we are forced to accept an usurpation of power [by the judiciary]," said Solicitor General and Carter Professor of General Jurisprudence Charles Fried, in a discussion moderated by former Watergate Special Prosecutor Archibald...
...hiding places that searching for incoming drugs will always be a needle-in-a-haystack operation. Though seizures are way up, that is probably an index to the greater volume of smuggling rather than the efficiency of interception. The Government, says Lee Dogoloff, once drug adviser to President Jimmy Carter, "has been interdicting the same 10% since Harry Anslinger," who was appointed U.S. Narcotics Commissioner in 1930. Operation Alliance may increase the percentage, but the greatest optimists have no hope of ever intercepting even half the marijuana, heroin and cocaine slipping into...
...coincided with the meeting, Redman said the U.S. was suspending about $20.5 million in aid to Zimbabwe. The two countries have a dispute growing out of an anti-American harangue by Youth Minister David Karimanzira at a July 4 reception at the U.S. embassy in Harare. Former President Jimmy Carter, who was visiting the country and happened to be attending, walked out in protest. "The problem is not our political differences," said Redman, "but Zimbabwe's unwillingness to conduct its relations with us according to accepted norms of diplomatic civility and practice." Those norms did not seem...