Word: expansionism
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Ehrlichman & Co., largely the products of the rapid, rootless commercial expansion occurring in the "sunbelt" states, are the quintessential expression of the technical mentality, divorced from hard-won tradition, humbled before nothing-precisely the people from whom Hamilton was intent on protecting the Republic.
The prediction technique was devised independently by the Lamont researchers (TIME, Feb. 12) and Stanford University Scientist Amos Nur. It is based upon a sudden cracking and expansion of rock along a fault zone in the earth when stresses reach a critical point. This cracking creates many tiny cavities in...
DiLorenzo, a hard-driving, loud-talking, self-styled populist, has been running on a platform of "fighting for the people," and is considered the front-runner. He made a name for himself in East Boston fighting expansion of East Boston and fighting urban renewal.
Part of Minnesota's secret lies in people's extraordinary civic interest. The business community's social conscience, for example, is a reflection of the fact that so many companies have their headquarters in the state. The Mayo Foundation has offered to invest $1,000,000 in face-lifting the...
"My calves were too fat. I couldn't click my heels." That was Peter G. Peterson's explanation of why, as Secretary of Commerce, he ran afoul of White House Strongmen H.R. Haldeman and John Ehrlichman. Peterson was ungracefully let go last December, but the Administration's...