Word: flow
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...correspondents' reports will flow throughout the night on our leased-wire network to New York, where the staff of researchers, writers and editors-armed with a store of background knowledge-will analyze what the voters have wrought. At the same time, of course, work will be going forward for our next regular issue. It will be an interesting and exciting week for us-and we trust that we can make it so for our readers...
...said that by eliminating the access roads to the Boylston St. underpass, the advantages of better traffic flow could be enjoyed while still preserving the sycamores. He asked the Metropolitan District Commission, which will build the underpasses, to study the proposal...
Despite a long-range improvement program that has been under development for 14 years, the MDC is only partially able to improve the situation. It is presently trying to limit the flow of salt water and sewage into the river, and is pumping fresh water in from Lake Cochituate...
...substantial economic effect on interstate commerce." Thus in 1942 (Wickard v. Filburn), the Court upheld the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938 as applied to a farmer who sowed only 23 acres of wheat mostly for home consumption. Reasoning: the combined output of many small farmers affects the total flow of interstate commerce...
...miles. The bar against Negroes cuts business for hotels, stores, theaters and restaurants throughout the South. When Negroes demonstrate, Southern retail sales are cut by as much as 50%. When whites resist, as in Little Rock, new plants stop coming in. Race discrimination not only "distorts the flow of commerce," argued Cox, but also "prevents it from flowing freely...