Word: delay
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After tonight's game, the Crimson will travel to Providence to face Mike Cingiser's Bruins (1-11, 5-19) on Saturday night (7:30 p.m., WHRB tape delay...
...before the team can celebrate a job well done, the Crimson must first get by Yale (6-6, 10-14) in New Haven tonight at 7:30 p.m. (WHRB, 95.3 FM, tape delay). And although Harvard crushed the Elis, 89-68, earlier this season, Harvard Coach Peter Roby isn't taking them for granted...
Beyond Walsh's attack at the hearing, Gardner also said the Councillor had used parliamentary tactics to delay the group's public testimony. Although a hearing is customarily granted within about a month and after one formal request, the CTU testimony was tabled for two-and-one-half months, and a hearing was not set until the group had sent three letters requesting...
...wipe out the deficit by 1992 -- a year ahead of the target in the latest version of the Gramm-Rudman law. The case for balancing the budget sooner rather than later is simple: the longer it takes, the more difficult it becomes, and the more costly the delay. During his terms, Reagan has amassed a higher deficit total ($1.25 trillion) than all previous Presidents combined. In the process, he and Congress have more than doubled the national debt, to $2.36 trillion. Meanwhile, interest on the debt has snowballed, threatening to bury the financial fortunes of generations to come...
Insiders predicted the announcement would come in the State of the Union address in January. But the President's speech passed with no mention of the much touted space initiative. When the plan was finally unveiled at the White House last week, the reason for delay became clear: the President's new space policy so downplayed the role of NASA, once the unchallenged ruler of the space program, that NASA Administrator James Fletcher had been waging a last- ditch fight against aspects of it. Even so, in the end good soldier Fletcher declared, "We're all working together. The military...