Word: concernedly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Lockwood Concern, O'Hara...
With particular clarity, he explained the Administration's stand on the two issues that most urgently concern the most Senators. To their criticism that Viet Nam was becoming an "open-ended" drain on U.S. resources, Taylor replied firmly that the war is "limited as to objective, as to geographical scope, as to weapons and forces employed, and as to targets attacked...
...Boston, then, clearly has a challenge in making its port a more successful going concern. What it has done with the challenge, however, is quite another story. At the end of World War II, it became evident that a controlling and supervisory body would be necessary to insure future growth for the port. Joseph P. Kennedy and a legislative commission researched the matter and proposed a state Department of Commerce. Massachusetts politics being what they are, however, the proposal soon became involved in a tug of war between the Governor and those business interests opposed to the Fair Employment Practice...
...Authority, which presently operates and controls Logan International Airport, Hanscom Field, Port of Boston properties, and the Mystic River Bridge (whose revenues are bigger than those of the port properties), is a curious mixture of business and government designed for the purpose of making the port a commercial concern, rather than a publicly subsidized...
...League's frequently expressed objection to the rule's references to "student-athletes," on the grounds that there is no distinction between athletes and other students in the Ivies, is petty and irrelevent. After all, the NCAA is an athletic association and can concern itself only with athletes. The intent of the NCAA is pure enough; it merely wants to prod the academic stragglers among its members. And being a national body, the NCAA has no way to accomplish this goal except through blanket legislation for all its members...