Word: insulter
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...convinced that too much inflation is built into existing contracts, they proposed extending the freeze for two months, and requiring renegotiation of any labor agreements providing pay increases totaling more than 12% in the past 23 months. Growled Leonard Woodcock, president of the United Auto Workers: "This is an insult...
...Trading with the Enemy Act has stirred bitter memories of World War II. Race-conscious Japanese are also asking why Nixon has done nothing about West German textile shipments to the U.S., which amount to almost as much as Japanese sales and have been rising more rapidly. Nixon added insult to Japanese injury by choosing to deliver his ultimatum through an obscure bureaucrat: Anthony J. Jurich. In Washington, Jurich is remembered only vaguely as a former foreign policy and defense consultant to the Republican Party and some business firms. In Japan he was totally unknown until Sept. 21, when...
...statement last week, the Council said that "because of the Attorney General's continued disregard for students and student issues he is not welcomed by the student body," and that his presence on campus would be "an insult to the students at Northeastern University and the Boston community...
...spite of the daily barbing that I was flag-waving the American stars and stripes (den Sternenbanner hochtragen) when they didn't get their information, despite the threats to put me in a mental institution, despite their calling me a 'Schweinehund" (and Elizabeth even worse) I did not ever insult or use any improper language or raise my voice towards any member of the East German government, Secret Police or otherwise, as tape recordings would show if they dared produce them. Western press reports would one day quote East lawyer Vogel as saying that at the trial I had been...
...keeper play at the gun to give New Orleans a 24-20 upset victory. The New York Giants, another winless team in the exhibition series, were even more disrespectful to Devine's Packers. After scoring on two Green Bay end-zone fumbles, the New Yorkers added injury to insult when 255-lb. Giant Lineman Bob Hyland accidentally crashed into Devine on the sidelines. The coach's left leg was broken in three places. Hustled off to the hospital during the fourth quarter, Devine listened to the wild, seesawing game on the radio right up to the bitter...