Word: lating
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...York, the files from Tehran were assembled by associate editors Marguerite Johnson, who wrote the cover story, and William Smith, who helped prepare the accompanying stories. The effort, as Talbott noted, showed "how TIME uses the close collaboration of its correspondents and editors to bring a major late-breaking news event into quick and sharp focus...
...authority?and in turn the army's?and must be stopped. Declared an army officer: "We told the Shah, as Lincoln once said, a house divided cannot stand by itself." Said a general to the Shah: "It is against our military honor to stand the present situation." A lengthy late-night Cabinet meeting followed, and on the morning after, Premier Jaafar Sharif-Emami proclaimed a curfew and martial law for six months. Not in a quarter-century had Tehran been under the rule of troops...
...Carter's economic-policy team has begun making final recommendations for a Stage Two anti-inflation program. Aides aim to put on the President's desk late this week specific proposals for tougher measures to follow up the ineffective ones that Carter announced last April. The likely centerpiece: a set of specific standards that labor and industry will be asked to follow when raising wages and prices-possibly backed by the threat of federal penalties against violators...
...Senate Banking Committee staff is drafting such a Tax-based Incomes Policy (TIP) bill, which Chairman William Proxmire plans to introduce late this year or early next. Meanwhile, some Treasury and Internal Revenue Service staffers were ordered to cancel summer vacations and study what kind of TIP plan the Carter Administration might propose. Explains Lyle Gramley, a member of the Council of Economic Advisers: "TIP is becoming more attractive simply because the other alternatives aren't much better or they're not working...
...days the white Americans, still imbued with their own pioneering heritage, identified strongly with the Dutch-descended Afrikaners, who were also frontier people. That attitude continued in the post-World War II years as newly arriving U.S. firms brought technology and industrial development to South Africa. Yet by the late 1960s, as whites deserted factories for better paying service jobs and the need for labor increased dramatically, American firms were forced to turn to the unskilled blacks and mixed-race coloreds. As they did so, they also adopted the humiliating practices of apartheid: segregated eating, dressing and toilet facilities...