Word: extended
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...famous Reagan tolerance, however, does not in this case extend to all members of the family. In California, the President's daughter Maureen, an adviser to the G.O.P. and the White House on women's issues, complained that during his tenure Watt has sent "enough apologies to the President to paper the wall. Why doesn't he just send his resignation?" That, she said, was what someone "truly loyal" to Ronald Reagan would...
...Lebanese understand the limitations of the U.S.'s ability to influence events in their country. Said Foreign Minister Eli Salem last week: "The Americans are defending us politically, but the U.S. will not use force to extend Lebanese sovereignty throughout the country. We have not asked for this, and they have not offered it." After all, he added, "there is no military solution to Lebanon's problems...
...shareholders who want to extend their investment reach beyond the basic telephone business have another option. Last week Prudential-Bache formed a new mutual fund that allows them to trade in their stock for shares in a new telecommunications fund. The fund plans to sell off 90% of the phone company shares and invest the proceeds in such businesses as satellite communications...
Television not only enables these professors to extend the size of their classrooms, but also to work with people who might never turn up for a first-year lecture. And when Barbara Walters, Dan Rather, and Lauren Bacall spend time with Nesson and Miller examining issues like privacy, most likely thousands of viewers will tune in. "I've spent 15 years examining the issue of privacy." Miller says, adding "And now I have none." But Miller does not bemoan his loss of privacy, explaining that when he feels down and someone yells from a moving car, "'Hey Arthur, great show...
Jemison's spirit of social activism does not extend to endorsing Jesse Jackson if he should decide to run for President. Jackson is nonetheless enthusiastic about the Jemison administration, calling it the "dawn of a new era." He notes that N.B.C.U.S.A. is not only the nation's largest black organization but a highly independent one as well. "This group could be the key force in political change in 1984 and beyond," declares Jackson. It remains to be seen whether Jemison will be able to galvanize the latent strength, political and spiritual, of the organization he waited so long...