Word: endangerment
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For the next two hours, the President and his legislative leaders thrashed out a double-barreled veto-of the education bill and the bill providing appropriations for HUD and other Government agencies. The vetoes would open up Administration loyalists to at least one certain override vote in Congress, endanger the...
Détente in the West may also serve to deter Western nations from a highly tempting ploy: forming ties with China. Moscow evidently hopes that the Western nations, and especially West Germany, will soon feel so committed by the spirit of conciliation that they will not wish to endanger...
The Army's plan to dump the gas into the sea created a minor storm of protest from people who feared that the gas would destroy the ecology of a large chunk of the Atlantic and might endanger shore life nearby.
Meanwhile, the growth of U.S. investments abroad is being retarded by Washington. Last week the U.S. Council of the International Chamber of Commerce reported that mandatory controls on direct investment is reducing U.S. competitiveness. The Council concluded that restrictions endanger the expansion of overseas profits, which currently contribute $7 billion...
Crime and fear of crime are evergrowing realities of the city streets, and nowhere are they more acute than in the District of Columbia. Last week the Senate responded to the condition and the mood by passing the tough and controversial D.C. crime bill. The 54-33 vote was carried...