Word: ga
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...protected from nuclear war; they began their pilgrimage from New Orleans last January and hope to reach New York City by June. "We have been met with great interest," said Jinju Moorishita last week, after being greeted by 150 well-wishers who walked to the outskirts of Athens, Ga., in a gesture of welcome. "People do not ignore...
...million to the armed forces. In October 1980, Washington sent the first of 51 noncombatant military advisers to El Salvador to sharpen the army's counterinsurgency skills. Last January, the U.S. Army began a training program for 1,466 Salvadoran troops at Fort Bragg, N.C., and Fort Benning, Ga. The Pentagon hopes that the course will solve one key weakness of the army: a lack of skilled young leaders to command small units. Says one U.S. military analyst: "The basic Salvadoran unit isn't trained to patrol. It doesn't ambush. It doesn't harass. It doesn't pursue. They...
...ATHENS, Ga.--The winter blizzards that temporarily shut down scores of campuses and even delayed the beginning of the new term at others swept away something different at the University of Georgia: dining hall trays...
...ALABAMA, Ga.--The University of Alabama announced last month that it was creating a special "closed residence" hall that will be off limits to members of the opposite sex 24 hours...
James S. Snow St. Simons Island, Ga...