Word: graveness
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Tufts vice president John W. Scheetz said Wednesday Tufts would refuse because "We feel the request immediately suggests grave and ominous implications involving constitutionally guaranteed rights of free speech and otherfreedoms, which the university has traditionally enjoyed and protected...
...pall-bearers are the good citizens of St. Louis and their sons. Mr. Blake moves in the best circles, and many of the men who bear Anthony to the grave-site are almost-rich, in the way that America alone can produce the almost-rich. These men are the vice-presidents and the branch managers, the second-level executives who buy the finest Hart. Schafner and Marx suits off the rack. Good men, men with consciences and children and wives who could step into a role in a situation comedy in a minute. It is a beautifully-staged funeral...
Countryman said last night that the bill's vague terminology poses grave dangers to civil liberties in at least three areas...
...retrieved from a depth of 1,400 feet, where it had been lodged between two coal seams many millions of years old. It looked like a fresh chip. In 1968, a search party dug up the body of Charles Francis Hall, an explorer who was buried in a shallow grave at Greenland in 1871. He was almost recognizable...
...shortened. With Rome's approval, the National Conference of Catholic Bishops announced that the process, which often took several years, and sometimes as many as 20, can now be completed under the new procedures in less than eight months. To help clear clogged tribunal dockets, and for other "grave reasons," a single judge rather than a panel of three may now be permitted to hear a case. Some petitioners will no longer have to face double jeopardy. If the facts of a case are clear enough after the first decision, the church may now waive the hitherto mandatory requirement...