Word: departers
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...readers, but rather a text for true believers. And even sympathetic readers will lose patience with its sloppy style and careless organization. But if we can believe this book, it narrates a tragedy: Allende, blinded by his trust in legality and the integrity of the generals, refuses to depart from constitutional tactics in order to defend his revolution. With hindsight, Rojas points out the fatal errors of disarming the workers and preaching restraint, which together destroyed the only potential check to military insurrection...
Many of the migrants are following the job market as more and more companies depart the cities. Since 1970, employment in all major industries except government has grown at a faster rate in rural counties-which include towns and small cities -than in large urban areas. Again, most of the movement is to the South and West. New York's Fantus Co., which advises corporations seeking to relocate, figures that those regions will account for 55%-60% of the new manufacturing employment over the next year. One reason: more than half of all new plant construction and expansion...
Buses will depart for the Quad from Johnston Gate at ten minutes after and twenty minutes before each hour...
Once work crews depart, the village will be occupied by 28 Government employees and 142 technicians, maintenance workers and clerks hired by E-Systems Inc., a Dallas-based electronics company. Six of the contingent are women. Under a contract that will eventually amount to $10 million annually, shifts of E-System experts will operate three watch stations from which four sensor fields at either end of both passes will be automatically monitored...
Collier said yesterday the proposed system he studied would offer bus service to and from the quad at 15-minute intervals during the periods of 8-10 a.m. and 2-4 p.m. Buses would depart from Johnston Gate at five-minute intervals during the "rush hours...