Word: crew
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...troops abroad and to report promptly after doing so, may simply permit a President to throw such decisions "back into Congress's lap"-to the lawmakers' political embarrassment. Ford may not have fully "consulted" Congress before he ordered U.S. armed strikes on Cambodia to free the crew of the Mayaguez merchant ship. But Alton Frye, a senior fellow of the Council on Foreign Relations, argued that Ford had begun reporting to Congress, thus setting the stage to "trigger congressional deliberation" if the military operation had been prolonged or gone sour...
...Radcliffe Heavyweight Crew will test its undefeated record this summer when it meets top European National crews in Germany and Holland...
...oarswomen will leave Boston tonight for Ratzerburg. West Germany, which is about 60 miles from Hamburg. After meeting boats from East German and Dutch clubs on the 14th and 15th, the crew will journey to Amsterdam for a regatta on June...
...most impressive aspects of the case, however, are its complexity and the time it is consuming. Pretrial discovery proceedings took more than six years, during which a special crew had to assemble six sets of 60,000 key pages (two sets each for the court, IBM and the Government) and wound up delaying the trial for months when they bollixed the copying and collating. Chief Judge David N. Edelstein figures that the nonjury trial will end sometime in 1976, and it might take him another year to reach a decision. Appeals could carry the case into the 1980s. And then...
...crew of the submarine are an unappealing lot. They are first encountered at their home port, St.-Nazaire, in Occupied France, taking a final orgiastic gulp of life before setting out on Atlantic patrol. The time...