Word: flew
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Reagan campaigned on a platform calling for a major strategic buildup in U.S. military might, he had known and trusted Weinberger from California days. The two had remained close even after Weinberger left to work in Washington. Weinberger kept Reagan's photograph on his desk, and on occasional weekends flew across the nation to Sacramento to confer with the Governor...
...Rogers said he went to San Francisco to help one of his assistant coaches with a recruit and then "I flew to Chicago to talk to another recruit" before returning to Phoenix...
When the Micromold case was ready to make its debut in the classroom, Lukash flew up to Cambridge and watched the second-year M.B.A.s dig into his case...
...long transformation is Picture Editor Arnold Drapkin, who was hired in 1951 to help start TIME's new color projects department. "When I began," he recalls, "color photos had to close five weeks before their appearance in the magazine. Then, from the mid-'50s to the late '60s, I flew from New York City to our Chicago printing plant almost every week because our color pages went to press several days before everything else. With today's capabilities, if we get color pictures on a Saturday afternoon, we can have them in the magazine that goes to press Sunday morning...
...that the Pentagon's position on preparing for the Geneva talks prevailed, so far as is known, without any top-level dissent. The usual procedure would have been to prepare a report for Reagan listing several options for his decision. But just before the New Year holiday, McFarlane flew to Palm Springs, Calif., to present the vacationing President with a twelve- page paper detailing an Administration "consensus." When Reagan met for an hour on New Year's Day with Shultz, McFarlane and Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger, he approved the paper as a set of instructions. Shultz's concurrence appeared...