Word: limits
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During the conference's formal sessions, Ford and the European heads of state will discuss a variety of mutual concerns. Among them are U.S. negotiations with the Soviet Union to limit nuclear arms, European talks with the Soviets to reduce troop levels along the Iron Curtain, and the Soviet desire for a conference of 35 nations this fall to ratify European borders as established by World War II. But two items at the top of Ford's list of priorities will not even appear on the formal agenda: the dispute between Greece and Turkey over Cyprus...
...apartments and programs of social activities, such as dancing and crafts; many have swimming pools and offer residents free bus rides to and from shopping centers and entertainment; some even have golf courses. Miami's Park West community bars dogs, for example, and puts a three-week limit on visits by children. Warner Moore, 64, a retired General Motors executive, and his wife Elizabeth, 65, consider Park West an ideal place to live. It may be, for those who can afford it. The cost of a one-bedroom condominium in Park West begins at $27,000, a similar home...
Peretz, who owns the New Republic and serves as its editorial chairman, was not bound in recent years by the eight-year limit on junior faculty appointments because he held an administrative post within the University as master of South House...
Cole recently filed a suit in the U.S. Supreme Court contesting the constitutionality of limit legislation...
...approximately 21,000 students, 3,000 more than in Phase One. In addition, Garrity has ordered that 12,000 of those to be bused be children in Grades 1 through 5; only 3,000 students in those grades were bused this year. Garrity says that he hopes to limit the length of the trips to an average often to 15 minutes. For that reason he has ruled out busing for one potential trouble spot: predominantly white East Boston, which is separated from the rest of the city by Boston Harbor...