Word: edward
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Thursday--Sen. Edward M. Kennedy '54 (D-Mass.), saying he never ruled out running for vice president, announces he will be number-two man on the Kennedy-Kennedy ticket...
...negotiation process, Professor Safran consulted about the treatment of possible CIA research funding as an individual rather than an institutional agreement with the then Director of the CMES, who was simultaneously serving as Dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (editor's note: Professor of History Edward L. Keenan). In or around May of 1982, Professor Safran discussed the contract with the Associate Dean for Research in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Professor Safran was advised of the pertinent University and Faculty policies and was urged to disclose the contract to the Dean...
...last brother in a Democratic Party dynasty, Edward Kennedy has been a powerful voice and divisive force in presidential politics for nearly 15 years. Each campaign season, the Massachusetts Senator has been chalked up as the front runner for the Democratic nomination that his brother John won and Robert sought. But burdened by family responsibilities and the lingering scandal of Chappaquiddick, Kennedy spurned the challenge in 1972, 1976 and 1984. When he did summon the will to run in 1980, he performed dismally and was trounced by the incumbent President Jimmy Carter...
...Mengistu's 210,000-man army the largest and best-equipped in black Africa. Yet all that might has not blunted the will of the Eritrean rebels. The bloody, seesaw war, largely forgotten in the West and even in Africa, has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives. TIME Reporter Edward W. Desmond recently traveled to Eritrea and filed this report...
...jazzy new magazine show West 57th and the revamped CBS Morning News inspired cries of outrage from news traditionalists. A group of CBS News stars even inquired about possibly buying their division from the company. Last week the target of much of the staff discontent, CBS News President Edward Joyce, 52, was replaced. His job goes to Van Gordon Sauter, 50, executive vice president of the CBS Broadcast Group and Joyce's immediate predecessor as news chief...