Word: coded
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Code-named Gainful by NATO officials, the SAM6 is a slim (6-in. diameter), 19-ft.-long solid-fuel rocket mounted in a group of three on a tracked vehicle. Thus, unlike the older SAM-2 and SAM3 missiles, which require a permanent base, the new SAM can be moved along with armored forces, providing them with an umbrella of protection that extends from treetop level to an altitude of 35,000 ft. Furthermore, while the Israelis (with U.S. equipment and advice) know how to evade or neutralize the SAM-2 and SAM-3, they so far have no effective...
...week's testimony centered largely on the question of whether dirty tricks have become a normal part of the U.S. political process. The affirmative side was argued by John R. Buckley, 53, a G.O.P. spy who penetrated the Democratic campaign of Edmund Muskie under the code name "Fat Jack"; he blandly testified that such spying occurs in "every major election...
...faculty lacks the power and cohesiveness necessary to determine the fate of a BU president". Whatever this phrase means, it is not the case that President Silber and the Faculty at BU are in disagreement over the issues of military recruitment, R.O.T.C., and the need for a provisional code of conduct for students and faculty. On all these issues, rather than opposing or dictating to the faculty, President Silber has taken that direction urged and recommended by the faculty...
Basic city services such as street cleaning, trash collection, police protection, recreation and housing code enforcement remain inadequate, while citizens pay soaring taxes. Planning by the city to retain jobs and industry, put the financing of city government on a sound footing, control highrise development or get truck traffic off residential streets, is almost non-existent...
...subsidized and sweat equity home ownership programs to recapture existing housing stock from the investment market. (Sweat equity programs are proving successful in Cambridge, and do not require state or Federal subsidy. They should be our main housing effort during the current Federal housing moratorium.) The city should pursue code enforcement, but in a way designed to avoid dislocation of low- and middle-income families. The city should also prohibit conversions to smaller units, and should explore the potential for tax incentives for home ownership and improvement. New, scattered site housing has proven slow and difficult to build...