Word: cautionings
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...pressures of liv ng in danger for such a length of time could have induced Patty to change her opinions, at least temporarily. "Until we have full disclosure of what happened," Dr. Hacker said, "I would urge that the community look at this thing with a great deal of caution and charity...
Despite Baker's caution, Radcliffe should be able to anticipate a successful season. The returnees from last year's championship varsity include Captain Connie Cervilla, Stroke Wiki Royden, Jenny Getsinger, Anne Robinson, Alison Hill and coxswain Nancy Hadley--though none of the returnees are assured of making this year's boats. With a victory behind them in last fall's Head of the Charles, Radcliffe crew should be in great shape...
...fearing complaints from disgruntled, inflation-weary voters, the legislators pondered long and hard. They were particularly worried about opinion polls showing that the public holds Congress in particularly low esteem, largely because Watergate has tarnished the image of almost all politicians. In the end, caution prevailed, and the Senate voted 71 to 26 against the pay increase...
This was 1969 when the macrobiotic wave was still gaining momentum, especially in its midwestern stronghold of Ann Arbor. The stories that had been appearing frequently in the newspapers, of people starving on the diet, of dying from salt poisoning and malnutrition, would hardly signal caution to Kimberly, who had a habit of extremism. And soon enough, macrobiotics had become her new gospel. Following Regime No. 7, no more than grain and tea, she cut out all drugs and stopped having sex. She stopped talking and living everything but the new found religion of macrobiotics. She would, of course, located...
Banker Bruce Fine, Businessman Alva T. Bonda, Lawyer Richard Miller and Mogul Corp. President C. Carlisle Tippit seem to abandon all fiscal caution when it comes to Cleveland's basketball, baseball and hockey clubs. In the past five years each man has invested from $200,000 to $1 million in one or more of the teams. And they are not alone. "Anybody who invests in sports for profit is out of his head," says Bonda. He should know, having once lost $400,000 in a now defunct soccer team. "The only reason to do it," he says...