Word: filed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...stayed afloat, and so did Rockefeller's chances. A few conservative diehards grumbled, but the big guns were relatively silent. Texas Senator John Tower said that Rockefeller would be O.K., though not his first choice. Senator Goldwater doubted that Rockefeller would go over with the G.O.P. rank and file, but would not oppose the New Yorker. Said a top White House adviser: "The President discovered, somewhat to his surprise, that the ancient bile among conservatives had diminished. Rockefeller was no longer able to make the dragon show its teeth...
...applause for the Trinity Square Repertory Company's superb production of Israel Horowitz's Alfred the Great dies down and the audience begins to file out of the theater while the house lights come up, one feels slightly cheated--as if after savoring a fine appetizer the waiter has come to say that the main course will be indefinitely delayed. The appetite has been whetted and the palate prepared for a meal that never comes...
...agonizing within the House of Representatives over impeachment has not been limited to members of the Judiciary Committee or to rank-and-file members of both parties: it has most particularly borne down on the Republican leader of the House, Congressman John Rhodes of Arizona. Last week Rhodes let it be known that he had been struggling with the question of whether Richard Nixon should be impeached, and would announce his decision this week...
...environmentalists cite two major reasons for opposing the return of the Havasupai to the rim. The granting of national-park land to the Indians, they argue, would be a signal for many other tribes to file similar claims. They also fear commercial exploitation of the area that the Havasupai want. "The proposal," says Evans, "turns loose a large part of our most famous national park for private development in the guise of giving it to an Indian tribe...
...section on school files grants all students over 18 and the parents of students under 18 the right to inspect a school's files on the student, and to object to the contents of the files. The bill also allows students to request a copy of their entire file...