Word: inked
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Doubled Burden. Today, that hubris has been drowned in a rising sea of red ink. In 1970, federal, state and local governments spent $60 billion more than they took in, and the deficit certainly yawned even wider last year. Meanwhile, taxes keep going up and up. Though federal taxes have been reduced since 1960, the cuts have been offset by severe increases in state and city income taxes, sales taxes, property taxes, Social Security taxes and "sin" taxes on liquor and cigarettes. Between 1960 and 1970, the tax burden on each American man, woman and child almost doubled, from...
...same in the physics class where they are learning about internal combustion engines. Art class is a little softer. Younger children: they watch their teacher draw a branch and pine needles with an ink brush, and then they bend over their desks, their small hands brushing away...
Split Hairs. A dramatic life, in the eye of great events. A dramatic death, with the ink barely dry on the Stalin-Hitler Pact. No wonder interest in Trotsky has persisted into the new revolutionary age. His history of the Russian Revolution is a Marxist classic. My Life, his tendentious autobiography, is a perennial paperback. Since January, at least four new books have been published about...
...nations become full members of the Common Market next Jan. 1-if all goes according to schedule-was being carried live on Eurovision. Then, just as Heath walked through the Palais doors, a blonde woman stepped out of a group of photographers and threw a canister of black printing ink in his face...
...always with Simon, this is a situation comedy. Mel (Peter Falk) is a 47-year-old Manhattan executive. His corporate ship is sailing the rough seas of red ink, and members of the staff are being thrown overboard. In Act I, Mel has reached the fingernail-nibbling stage. Will he go next? Equally worried colleagues arrive at the office shortly after daybreak: "They're afraid if you get there late," Mel explains, "they'll sell your desk...