Word: dolans
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...York, Senior Writer Lance Morrow wrote the main cover story. One of the contributors to that effort was Correspondent Barbara Dolan, who investigated the nuts-and-bolts politics of the Democratic women powermakers. Dolan sensed a coming of age: "As late as the convention of 1980, women were outsiders working for a way in. Now they are insiders working...
...sense, according to Ann Lewis, that does not matter. "The most important step in the revolution has already been taken," she believes. "We are no longer discussing whether a woman will be on the ticket, but when.'' ?By Lance Morrow. Reported by Sam Allis/Washington, Barbara B. Dolan/ Detroit and John F. Stacks/New York
...Kathleen Dolan...
Eldest Daughter Maureen, 43, has also caused controversy, but of a different sort. Her longtime support of the Equal Rights Amendment (which Reagan opposes) and blunt opinions provoked archconservative Activist Terry Dolan to request last week that she be " muzzled." There is little chance of that. The President said last week that he was "completely satisfied" with Maureen's performance as a consultant on women's issues to the Republican National Committee...
...expertise was augmented last week by reports from several TIME correspondents. Los Angeles' Joseph Kane, who covered the West Coast's problems, also was on hand five years ago for the Three Mile Island accident, interviewing frightened citizens living in the shadow of the cooling towers. Barbara Dolan talked with officials at several Southern utility companies who remain staunchly pro-nuclear despite current problems. Chicago's J. Madeleine Nash interviewed officials of newly canceled Midwestern nuclear plants. Jay Branegan, TIME'S Washington-based specialist on energy and the environment, interviewed Energy Department officials and members...