Word: filed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...company became apparent last week. Justice clumsily announced that the department had seen fit to work out a very special deal with the former head of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). As Helms and his renowned attorney Edward Bennett Williams walked into a federal district courtroom last Monday to file a nolo contendere plea to two misdemeanor counts against Helms for failing to testify fully before a Senate committee four years ago, Bell at that moment was informing President Carter of his "just and fair disposition" of the case. Confronted with a virtual fait accompli, Carter hastily gave Bell...
...could not guarantee the loyalty of all the 4,000 delegates expected to attend the congress. Despite a vigorous, yearlong purge of opponents of his regime, there is still some resistance?ranging from mute dissent to downright rebellion?on every level of the ruling bureaucracy. Even rank-and-file party members?traditionally the backbone of a Communist state ?are suspect. Analysts note that party membership rose from 21 million to 35 million in the past decade, when the Gang of Four was riding at its highest point. Perhaps as many as 10 million of those new recruits are suspected...
Lawrence Frisoli, a council candidate, did not file a campaign report before the October 31 deadline. He said Wednesday his campaign treasurer has had heart trouble recently and he does not have access to all the required information. Joseph E. Connartin, deputy city clerk, said Wednesday Frisoli had committed "a technical violation of the law," but added that he doubted the state would take legal action
...business leaders. Such meetings do seem to help: for example, on the same day that he assailed Big Oil, the President dropped in on a White House conference between his aides and steel executives and cheered the steelmen by pledging to take vigorous action on any complaints they file against "dumping" of foreign steel in the U.S. (that is, the selling of imports at prices below their costs of production). The President is also considering a major speech on economic policy just before or after his nine-nation tour in late November...
...informal open house at his Watergate Hotel suite; any orchestra member may come along with his instrument to play for the conductor or simply to talk about his work. Part of Slava's new look is already visible this season. The musicians now tune up backstage. Then they file into their seats ready to play, sparing the audience the customary din of warm-up noodling...