Word: dependently
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...influence has been accompanied by loss of jobs. Once the booming heart of the city's shipping industry, the Southie waterfront became a depressed area in the 1950s. Employment and per capita income are lower there than in the rest of Boston. The community increasingly came to depend on the city's expanding trucking industry for its livelihood. Huge trucks began rumbling through the neighborhood, noisily disrupting games of street hockey. The neighborhood waged a bitter twelve-year battle to force the city to confine trucks to a single route that would skirt its residential streets. Though Southie...
...instance," says Assistant FEA Administrator Eric Zausner, who directed the entire Independence effort, "we don't have to regulate the auto industry -but then we will have to develop the hell out of Alaska. A lot of the trade-offs depend on basic value judgments that the country really has to make...
Today, as in last week's match, Harvard will depend heavily on the defensive abilities of goalkeeper Ben Bryan, who was credited with 15 saves against Cornell. the Pepper Pike, Ohio, sophomore has been doing an inordinate share of the work in recent contests. Today should prove no exception when Bryan gets his defensive assignments...
George Ford will not have to depend entirely on his defensive players, at least as long as sophomore Lyman Bullard remains on the field. Cornell's soccer coach Dan Wood called Bullard the Crimson's best players after last Saturday's match, which just about makes that title unanimous...
...until some time next year; but, largely because investment by business should remain strong, they do not foresee the bad declines predicted by some economists, notably Walter Heller (see following story). The real test of Ford economics lies ahead-and a large part of how well it fares will depend on how willing he is to be flexible...