Word: feds
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...human rights declarations, laudable in principle but unevenly applied, were unsettling to the Soviets and to several allies as well. Some analysts also believe the human rights statements fed the unrest in Iran...
...chapters for Brill are the two on rank'n'filers and the profile of Harold Gibbons. Charlie McGuire works as a refrigeration warehouseman in New Jersey--he finally got so fed up with his local leadership that he joined the Nader-originated reform group PROD. Al Barkett works as an over-the-road driver in Ohio--he makes $28,000 a year, and as Brill says, "You give a guy that kind of money and you sure don't get a dissident." Brill understands as well as anyone the litanies of corruption, intimidation, and dictatorial control by Teamster bosses that...
Watson caught an Eagle pass along to the boards and fed captain Cochrane planted 12 feet in front of the B.C. net. After Cochrane fired a quick wrist shot, Harvard had the lead with just 2:41 to play...
...Crimson could not ward off the pressing Eagle attack. At 19:12 of the third, Harvard freshman Mitch Olson fanned on a pass in the Crimson end, and B.C. Captain Joe Mullen fed Paul Hammer who beat Harvard netminder Wade Lau to send the game into...
...tremendous growth, nourished by technology just beginning to emerge from the labs. In five years, computers will be at least twice as fast and capacious as they are today; new airline navigation projects will make travel much safer. Most important, says Lyet, there is large opportunity, fed by need, for U.S. companies to expand exports...