Word: loyalities
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...many that easily," coach Loyal Park said. "but it will take a strong effort by a good team to beat us this year...
...Franco's Spanish cabinet, Schmitt said. "As long as the Church says it's all right for him to be in the cabinet, I think it's okay. I have no right to judge another man's actions. The only question I can ask is: Is he being loyal to his conscience...
...last weekend, losing in the ninth inning a single game with Navy, 2-1, and sweeping a doubleheader from Penn, 5-2, 4-2. "I had told the team that if we could come back north winning two out of three Eastern games, we'd be in business," coach Loyal Park said yesterday...
...into every corner of life in Northern Ireland. In some respects, the antagonism is as much social and economic as it is religious. But almost always, things get back to the Protestant-v.-Catholic issue. A characteristic complaint comes from Walter Williams, Grand Secretary of the 95,000-member Loyal Orange Institution of Ireland: "Those people [the Catholics] are never satisfied. If they don't get something, they bleat that they're being discriminated against...
Since Alexandria, however, Prince Borghese has not acted very nobly. He remained a fascist loyal to the ousted Mussolini. At war's end he was imprisoned for hanging partisans, but was granted amnesty after only three years. Flabby and bulb-nosed, the "Black Prince," as Italians refer to him, was kicked out of the neo-Fascist Parliamentary Party for extremism. Three months ago, he told a newsman that "the state is so rotten it will not even be necessary to give it a small push." Last week a warrant was out for Borghese's arrest on grounds that...