Word: generalship
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...largely due to Hill's floor generalship that Princeton Coach Bill Carmody said, "Harvard controlled the game tonight. It was theirs from the outset...
DIED. GEORGES MARCHAIS, 77, France's die-hard Communist chief who inadvertently hastened his party's withering away; in Paris. Marchais remained a Stalinist, with unambiguous results: during his Secretary-Generalship (1972-94), the Communist Party's popular support dropped more than...
...assets in recent years has been stability: a sureness about the nation's place and purpose in the world as well as its material prospects. Inflation was reined in, exports rose comfortably, and a Socialist President managed to guide France's fortunes, at home and abroad, with the confident generalship of a De Gaulle. A people famous for crossing swords over the slightest trespass or ideological difference settled into a harmonious political dispensation...
...conflict of interest exists, Mrs. Deaver is somehow "wrong" to accept good pay for her public relations work. Moreover, the meaningless charge that she is "unqualified" for PR (should she have gone to PR school?) is similar to charges brought against Meese--that he is unworthy of the Attorney Generalship, not prepared for or knowledgeable enough about the job. Again, such allegations are made even though Meese is a lawyer and taught law in California for several years (neither of which can be said about Bobby Kennedy...
...least Deaver is now, for whatever reasons, leaving the Administration. Ed Meese has shown a similar disregard for the standards of high government service and now he is to be rewarded with the office that is supposed to most symbolize those standards of fair-play and honor--the Attorney Generalship...