Word: fasted
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...higher taxes and slightly tighter money. With an election in the offing, the President chose not to raise taxes then. With that, the Federal Reserve Board felt compelled to carry the entire burden of dampening inflation. Using tight money as its weapon, the board drove interest awfully high awfully fast. Result: while the economy is still laboring under inflationary pressures, largely because of war-spending, it has simultaneously begun to slow down...
Most new towns are built in rural counties whose officials are not used to handling the decisions and red tape that go along with setting up a town for hundreds of thousands of people. Developers must almost always fight for zoning changes. Counties sometimes cannot build schools fast enough to accommodate the influx of people. There are always disputes about who should pay for access roads to the new city. For example, a four-lane highway runs through Reston linking Dulles Airport and Washington. But no one can get on or off at Reston. The Federal government insists that...
...Harvard, there were stars -- like Chris Gallagher, Bob Kanuth and Gene Dressler -- and something of a goat in Barth Royer, but there was little of the teamwork and fast-breaking that characterized the first four games...
...just too much to ask. B.C. controlled the boards with Willie Wolters, Adelman. Terry Driscoll, and Jim Kassane. They didn't control them well enough to do as much fast-breaking as they would have liked, but they usually held Harvard to one shot at a time...
...have to have a good night," Bob Kanuth said at practice yesterday, "but we can beat them." High-scorer Chris Gallagher thinks the key to the game will be rebounding. "If we can control the boards, we've killed their offense because they won't be able to fast break...