Word: filles
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...dropped altogether in a 1947 succession law because many legislators thought it cumbersome. Yet Huntington and Harvard Law Professor Paul Freund are convinced that if and when a double vacancy occurs, an amendment to the 1947 act would enable the nation to schedule a special election to fill both offices. Such an amendment could be passed by a simple majority in both houses of Congress. It could of course be vetoed by Nixon or either Ford or Albert, if one of the two had by then succeeded Nixon. But had events moved far enough for Congress to feel the election...
President Nixon also announced the nomination of William B. Saxbe as attorney general to fill the post vacated by Elliot L. Richardson...
...profile body, the school committee has had a turbulent history in recent times. The superintendent of schools is the man with all the power in the Cambridge School Department. When that position became vacant in 1970, a nation-wide search began to find the man most qualified to fill the spot...
...removal, they have been extremely critical of many of his policies. A majority of Cheatham's appointees have been from outside the city (Cheatham himself was an assistant cuperintendent in Chicago before coming to Cambridge). The Independents assert that there are more than enough qualified Cambridge residents to fill all positions in the school department...
...range of the experience of Paul and Jeanne was condensed into moments of expression (sex acts, for example) which operated like a prism, and at the movie's best, whole characters' lives were refracted and born again in rawer form. Tango was weakest, in fact, when it tried to fill in the details...