Word: dip
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...enjoyed the cover story on high-flying Author Richard Bach, but I think a dip of the wings is in order for Russell Munson...
...case the surplus is small-$177,000 in a $204 million budget, and Bowen and others were citing long-run trends. Hale Champion, financial vice-president, has warned that a dip in government contracts, perhaps to be expected in a non-election years, or other factors could reverse this year's positive changes. And the University still projects a small deficit for fiscal year...
...each case, these things earn money which can be used to retire a debt." Hale Champion, financial vice-president said yesterday. "This way you never have to dip into funds you could use for education...
...profits also dropped in the first half, and at the nine-month mark they totaled $2.8 million, down 37% from a year earlier. Billings in the third quarter, at around $169 million, held about even with a year ago, but for all 1972 they are expected to dip about 2% below the 1971 figure of $778.9 million, on which the agency earned $7.7 million net. Any decline in billings would be Thompson's first since...
TRANSPORTATION. Both the Administration and the Senate wanted to dip into the Highway Trust Fund, now accumulating at $6 billion a year from gasoline taxes and other special levies, in order to help urban mass transportation. The House disapproved. After days of bargaining, the Senate-House conference committee reached a compromise-about $7 billion for highways plus $ 1 billion a year from general taxes for mass transit. House Republicans, apparently responding to Administration opposition to new tax burdens, scuttled that by calling for a quorum after most Congressmen had gone home. That meant, for the first time since the road...