Word: intendancy
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Your first decision is to choose the width of ski most suitable for the type of skiing you intend to do and the condition of the snow where you will be skiing...
Even so, Carter does intend to push hard for his still undefined scheme to restructure the Federal Government. Indeed, he told congressional leaders that if they did not cooperate with him on that effort, he would hit them where it hurt the most-with the voters back home. Noting that he could go on television whenever he liked, Carter said: "I can talk to your constituents easier than you can." He laughed disarmingly, but even so it was not the sort of remark that wins friends on Capitol Hill...
...elect. He had fought segregation within the congregation, but he was reluctant to quit the church in which he had worshiped all his life. Just before the election, he insisted: "I can't resign from the human race because there's discrimination, and I don't intend to resign from my own church because there's discrimination." But Georgia Congressman Andrew Young, Carter's closest black adviser, said that if Clennon King were not attempting to integrate the church, "I would have...
...intend to keep all my promises...
...choice will probably not be Robert Dole, though he insists, "I don't intend to fade away." The defeated vice-presidential candidate will go back to the Senate, where his term expires in 1980. Having presented a bad-mouth image and fared poorly in the polls during the campaign, he may well receive blame for the party's defeat and stands little chance of being nominated again for the G.O.P. ticket...