Word: interent
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...student paper yesterday quoted Virginia State Police as saying they saw beer cans rolling out of the truck at the scene of the accident. But David Trinkle, president of the Inter-Fraternity Council, said the driver. David Holmes, had told police he had one beer and had passed the police's non-intoxication test...
...Inter Fraternity Council, a council of fraternity officers, voted unanimously to ban the use of non-passenger vehicles for any such trips at a special meeting Thursday night...
Whether Reagan and Congress can summon the will to make such supremely difficult choices is problematic. Reagan has rebuffed all suggestions for slower defense spending increases, to the dismay of some in his own Administration. In an inter view with the Associated Press that was released as his resignation be came effective last week, Murray Weidenbaum, former chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, charged that increases in military spending have fully offset all Reagan's cuts in civilian programs. Said Weidenbaum: "On balance, we really haven't cut the budget. When you add that [defense spending...
When Thomas Enders, Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs, appeared before the House Foreign Affairs Committee last week to present the case for continuing economic and military aid to El Salvador, he was in a difficult spot. Under a measure enacted late last year, the Administration must provide Congress formal certification every six months that El Salvador is improving its record on human rights and expanding economic benefits to the poor in order to maintain foreign aid to that strife-torn nation. But reports had reached members of the committee that human rights violations were still taking place...
...separate pre-season accounts, he and a fellow sportswriter compile inter-league All-Star teams, based not on athletic ability but on bargaining room performance. Logging the routine of spring training, Angell gloomily notes that over-the-hill hurler Mike Kekich, struggling for a spot on the lowly Seattle Mariners "was the only ballplayer I talked to this spring who never mentioned money." Angell's altered view on the Summer Game becomes acutely clear in the pages and pages of harangues against the owners. By no means a visionary, Angell merely joins a growing chorus when he diagnoses greed...