Word: ills
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...plot is based on Vogel's experience with her own brother, who asked her to travel to Europe with him after he found out that he had AIDS. Vogel, unaware that her brother was ill, refused to travel with him, and he died soon afterwards...
Foley said he worried that this "widespreadfrustration" bodes ill for the nation's future...
Still, there is a price to be paid for confidentiality. So long as the Ad Board administers justice fairly, secrecy protects students' rights without any ill consequences. But when a judgment seems inappropriate, the other side of this double-edged sword appears. The Ad Board is free from all criticism and outside inquiry. It exercises absolute control and is accountable to no one but itself...
...greatest President of the 20th century distrusted the states, was suspicious of Big Business and believed that government was the best instrument for building a morally better world. Franklin Delano Roosevelt's own contract with America pledged that government would help the one-third of the nation that was "ill-housed, ill-clad and ill-nourished...
...Justice Department today backed Ameritech Corp.'s drive to provide long-distance telephone service for Chicago, Ill. and Grand Rapids, Mich. Ameritech would be the first baby bell to get into the $68 billion long-distance business since the 1984 breakup of AT&T. It is seeking permission from federal Judge Harold Greene, who oversees the decree that splintered AT&T. Ameritech officials explained that they want to re-sell long-distance service provided by other companies. In turn, the firm would agree to make it easier for others to provide competing local phone service. This is the first time...