Word: glads
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...healthy exchange, but unfortunately for the industry, 14 states with lower limits exercised the option of maintaining the prior restrictions. The ATA has had its eye on this last vestige of barely intelligent highway management for several years, and despite grievous protestation, it was only too glad to accept the Reagan Administration's offer to override these last recalcitrants and open all of the nation's interstate highways to equal abuse...
...glad to see that the University is not putting itself in the position of subsidizing the untenable position" of non registrants receiving government aid, he said...
...eldest Funco is glad that both his sons decided to attend the same school, for he doubts whether he could stand two years of interfamily contests. He attended last year's Sports Festival, "but wouldn't like to go through that very often...
Those who have come to appreciate her old voice will be glad to know that it still floats through in its purest form in the jazzy and introspective "All the Love." She also goes back to her old European melodic style in 'Suspended in Gaffa." The incomprehensible lyrics follow a melody as appealing as "Oh To Be in Love" as they wander about on a waltz tempo. She doesn't really need these flashbacks to maintain her image, though. Despite the superficial changes in rhythm, voice and musical texture, the album has the same surreal spirit as its predecessors. Kate...
...campus "stringer" for Newsweek, in addition to writing for the university daily. When she got back, she got in touch with Newsweek and was told that they didn't hire any reporters straight out of college, unless they wanted to work in the research department. They would be glad to hire her, but the editor warned that the research department was often a dead end. It was far better to gain experience on a city daily and then apply. She started working for the Dallas Morning News and eventually went to work for the paper's Washington Bureau...