Word: fuller
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Craig L. Fuller, the presidential aide responsible for the negotiations did not return telephone calls to his office. Both White House and K-School officials have said they do not want to affect the negotiations publicly by describing them...
...encountered great difficulty in penetrating the "troika" arrangement at the White House, under which Meese, Baker and Deputy Chief of Staff Michael Deaver share authority; he could never figure out whom to see. With Clark in the White House, Haig thought, his views would get a quicker and fuller hearing...
...other book, Jeffrey Lant's collection of reminiscences, spans "distinguished graduates" form 1917 (Buckminster Fuller) to 1981 John H. Adler. Since I am neither distinguished nor-till tomorrow-a graduate, my criticism will likely sound shrill, still and all, a good number of these stones might better have been recounted over drinks at the Harvest during twenty-fifth reunions. As a general rule, the older grads are more interesting, if much less recognizable. And in one short piece, a tribute to Perry Miler, Robert Coles '50 succeeds better then the rest in being both eloquent and moving...
...Social Security check No.1 for $22.54 went in January to Ida Fuller of Brattleboro Vt. who had paid a total or $22 in Social Security taxes. Fuller drew her last monthly check for $112.60 in December 1974 shorty after her 100th birthday. By then she had collected $20,944.42 in return for her $22. *Secretary of the treasury Donald Regan, Secretary of Labor Raymond Donovan, and secretary of Health and Human Services Richard Schweiker
...increase in average wages throughout the economy-whichever is less. That would keep benefits in inflationary periods from racing far ahead of tax collections, which are keyed to the rise in wages. Advocates defend the plan on grounds of equity too: Why should the elderly be afforded fuller protection against the ravages of inflation than the young and middle-aged workers whose taxes pay for their pensions...