Word: locks
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Middle East problem may be a resolution of Palestinian grievances, but the lock on this problem is recognition of Israel as a sovereign state. If the lock and key come together, they may discover the mutual benefits that can arise from choosing to be complements rather than antagonists...
...based on passport law. But as State Department officials admit, a similar regulation did not stop Americans from traveling to Cuba without their passports in the 1960s and 1970s. Furthermore, the ban is virtually impossible to enforce. Said a White House aide: "We can't go out and lock them up. We should never have got into this damned thing in the first place...
Both Dales and Belmonte predict a better showing in Thursday's New England Championships, which are also the District One qualifying rounds for NCAA gold championships. "We can get it together," Belmonte said. "School puts a lot of pressure on everyone, but if they can just lock it out and concentrate they will do well...
...employees face. The chief security problem seems to be a lack of communication. The aims of the University's escort system, for example, are correct, but the University should step up its campaign to inform students of its protective services. The University, while continuing to emphasize its campaign to lock doors and protect property, must also begin a program--as a newly-formed student group suggests--based on attack prevention, and a counseling service for victims of attack, including a hotline...
...decision was up to me. I knew that lock-taping was a common, if disapproved practice of maintenance personnel in large buildings. That should not have alarmed the guard, who could be expected to remove it. I decided to send...