Word: delayer
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Despite their opposition to fluoridation because of alleged "side effects," anti-fluoridationists reluctantly admit that the process does have some beneficial effect on teeth. "Fluoridation does delay a few cavities in children," Dyer says...
Negotiations between Harvard and the union representing University police officers resumed yesterday after a three-month delay, as spokesmen for both sides reported progress toward a solution of their year-long contract dispute...
...least making it more likely that his successor will not be too liberal. Administration aides say Carter has not even begun to consider whether to keep Burns. That is January's decision, they say, not November's. But postponement of a decision on Burns, just like the delay on the tax package, unsettles the business community and adds to the forces that are lessening chances for a robust economy in the second year of the Carter Administration...
...nine months of 1977, but the city's threat to rent control by conversion is seen much more as a potential than as a current phenomenon. Harlow Properties plans to convert all 500 of its housing units and has only been prevented by a marketing study that urged a delay in order to prevent a glut. Unchecked, the conversions will whittle away at the supply of available low and middle income housing. The elderly in Cambridge are especially vulnerable, as most live on fixed incomes and find it difficult to find new apartments and to move...
Administrators will probably have to seek operating and construction funds for the Soldiers Field Athletic Complex from other University sources, and delay the second phase of the drive to raise funds for the facility, because the current fund-raising effort has yielded only half of its $30 million goal, Thomas O'Brien, financial vice president, said yesterday...