Word: deadlock
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...referring to the "swaying scaffold of detente," Ravenal displays excessive pessimism about the eventual possibility of breaking the current deadlock. While he is correct in his assumption that the unilateral efforts must come first, simultaneous advances should be sought at the bargaining table. And although he almost admits this early on, he never stresses the importance of negotiation as a complement to unilateral initiatives...
Penn's strong wishbone running attack broke open a 7-7 half-time deadlock with ten second-half points for its opening victory over Cornell and prodigal coach Bob Blackman, who returned to the Ivies this year after a seven-year stint at Illinois...
...principles which will govern the conduct of SALT III." According to the Secretary, this would amount to a Soviet "commitment" to negotiate deep cuts in strategic arsenals. As for the U.S. cruise missile and the Soviet Backfire bomber-contentious issues that have contributed significantly to the 2½year deadlock in the arms talks-it was apparently decided to ignore them in a SALT II treaty. Instead, development and deployment of these new weapons will probably be restrained somewhat by a separate protocol that will run for only about three years; this will give negotiators time to find a permanent...
...team, the laxwomen fared well. On Saturday they topped Northeastern and Plymouth State by identical 9-6 scores. On Sunday, Radcliffe and Williams played to a 5-5 deadlock...
Northeastern was not as friendly as Harvard had found them 18 days ago. The Huskies scratched and clawed to a 2-2 deadlock at the end of four, but the Crimson jumped all over Northeastern starter Paul Bevilacqua in the fifth for four runs...