Word: humanize
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...More than three months after Rother's disappearance, a third search party, composed of 130 civilian and Marine volunteers organized by the San Bernardino sheriff's office, comes across the corporal's M-16 rifle, camouflage clothes and ID card. Not far away, they soon discover dry human bones, presumably those of Rother, scattered across the desert floor. Struggling for survival in daytime temperatures that reached 120 degrees F, the doughty Marine may have made his way almost back to the base in Twentynine Palms. The remains are found only a heartbreaking two miles away...
...report was presented this week to the state's Special Commission to Study Physician Shortages in Massachusetts, which was established earlier this year under the universal health care law. A spokesperson for the commission's chairperson, Human Services Secretary Philip Johnston, said the study was under review, along with other materials...
Anne H. Taylor, assistant vice president for human resources, said that although several people have called with suggestions for security measures, it had not been discussed as a specific personnel issue...
...Soviet leader also announced wide-ranging plans to continue the Soviet withdrawl from Afghanistan, ease tensions along the Russian-Chinese border, make improvements in human rights in the Soviet Union and clean up the world environment...
GORBACHEV'S speech to the U.N. represented a major change in Soviet rhetoric. His call for more reliance on the U.N. as a global peace-keeping force and international enforcer of human rights seemed like what most Americans would expect from a speech by Woodrow Wilson or John F. Kennedy than a Kremlin head. And his downplaying of ideological differences among nations demonstrates a new willingness to dismiss Marxist ideology calling for world revolution and to adopt a more pragmatic approach to foreign policy...