Word: either
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1970-1979
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Princeton and Harvard dominated the competition. Each team placed its five scoring runners in the top 15 overall, and the first five finishers on Cornell's 5000-meter course, all in times under the old course records, all wore either Orange or Crimson...
...demands of a growing and inflationary economy. The arithmetic is simple: if real G.N.P. increases 3.5% and prices rise 8.5%, approximately the results expected this year, money supply must increase 12% to accommodate both. If it grows more slowly, then either production or inflation?or both?must slow down. A few economists fear that the bite will come out of production, and they oppose anything but a very gradual slowdown in money growth. "Anyone who calls for a sharper cut," says Arthur Okun, "is advocating recession, and he should come...
...Weizman, to fly from Washington to Jerusalem to seek Cabinet support on late developments in the negotiations. This led to speculation that a tentative agreement might be at hand. By that time the draft treaty had been revised at least seven times, and most of the problems had been either solved or sidestepped. Chief among these was the question of "linkage" between an Egyptian-Israeli treaty and further negotiations on the West Bank and Gaza. The two sides agreed to discuss the matter both in a preamble to the treaty and in separate letters that will be attached...
...treaty-signing ceremony, the only thing the two sides are agreed on is that it should be an extravaganza. Sadat has suggested either Cairo or Mount Sinai as the site. Begin has proposed Jerusalem. The Israelis have also mentioned Oslo, where, on Dec. 10, Begin and Sadat are due to receive their Nobel Prize. Jimmy Carter thinks the ceremony should be held somewhere in the Middle East. Chances are, though, that he would be delighted to go anywhere in the world to see the peace treaty signed and sealed...
What Mary Tyler Moore can do-and it's nothing to be embarrassed about-is act. Indeed, she may be a better actress than either she or her fans realize. The proof can be found this week when CBS airs a TV movie that features Moore in a rare serious role. The film, First, You Cry, is a strong adaptation of NBC News Correspondent Betty Rollin's book about her recovery from a mastectomy...