Word: forecasters
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...flying an overweighted airplane in Florida, but was back in good standing with the FAA in 1968. There may still be some questions about his judgment, although flying in Alaska is a dicey enterprise. When the Jonz plane took off from Anchorage, cloudy, turbulent flying conditions were forecast...
...before or during actual quakes. With more data like those gathered during Cannikin, Hasbrouck and Allen hope, scientists should be able to determine accurately the relationship between accumulated stress and the magnetic changes in an earthquake zone. Then, by monitoring the magnetic field, they may well be able to forecast serious upheavals...
...always larger than his politics or his personal ego. His life jumps into sharp focus. He sees that his son is fated to learn all the old lessons as if they were new. He gets the truth about himself and his old-guard comrades just right. "Once they had forecast Utopias; now they forecast calamity, failed to prevent calamity, and then worked to minimize calamity...
...year ago, TIME'S Board of Economists went out on a long limb and predicted that the then feeble recovery would gain enough strength in 1972 to produce the first $100 billion gain in gross national product ever recorded by any country. That bullish forecast has turned out to be slightly too conservative: the advance for this year will turn out to be some $101 billion. The board now predicts that 1973 will be even better, with a G.N.P. rise of around $110 billion, to the elevated area of $ 1,262 billion...
...busing their children into formerly black schools. By last week, however, it was clear that this year was different. Despite the harsh, unsolved problems of integration and finance, U.S. schools passed through the annual two-week period of school re-openings with far fewer crises than anyone could have forecast when they closed for vacation last June...