Word: cut
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Meals range from morning coffee and danish breaks to sit-down dinners and the traditional Eliot House lunch of salmon and strawberries. Thirteen thousand meals are served on Commencement day itself, including the lunch of fan-cut, chicken marinated with a tarragon vinaigrette, fruit and tea sandwiches, Hennessey said...
Present U.S. policy thus faces a future either of stalemate or of fast and loose brinkmanship. It seems ridiculous to waste American lives in action that can be nowhere near conclusive, especially when American aims in this region are far from clear-cut...
...price. If American airplane manufacturers continue to blame the Airbus for their problems, they are deceiving themselves. It is time U.S. businessmen got rid of their complacency and took decisive steps to change the way they do business. If our airplane companies are unwilling to reorganize and cut costs, they are destined to follow in the footsteps of our steel, automobile and semiconductor industries...
...from third countries in the region. Iran's favorite targets have been ships going to and from Kuwait, an ally of Iraq. The U.S. now publicly blames Iran for prolonging the war. Despite its botched arms-for-hostages deal with Iran, the Administration has been urging other countries to cut off military shipments to that nation, and last week it requested that the Soviet Union put similar pressure on East bloc countries and North Korea...
Kirkpatrick defends his original assessment. "Bissell was running it ((with a group)) that was cut off from everyone who should have assessed the plan." Denying that his conclusions were based on personal rivalry, Kirkpatrick argues, "Bissell and I were friends." Bissell, 77, who was eased out of the agency in 1962 and until now has never publicly defended his role, comments dryly, "That's not the case...