Word: maintained
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...given to the planning of the proposal. Furthermore, to belittle the caiantrophic affect the project would have on the woodland and wildlife of the Black Rock Forest area is to do a disservice to the group of citizens who have successfully fought, in the interest of conservation, to maintain the woodland in the face of a multi-million dollar corporation. Hayden A. Duggan...
Actually, U.S. lawmen have not made a single major arrest as a result of Valachi's reminiscences, oral or written, though federal officials still maintain that his evidence is invaluable. It certainly...
Until this announcement, residents of the neighborhood maintain, the BRA had not even told them that the site was going to be renewed, much less consulted them about the future of the area, as residents in other major projects had been. (The BRA's motto is "planning with people.") The first inkling they had of the project, they claim, came from radio broadcasts...
Even disregarding the other factors that clouded the negotiations, the city was still in a bad bargaining position. Because of the T.A.'s lack of money due to its present deficit and Lindsay's campaign promise to maintain the 15 cent fare, the Transit Authority didn't think they could obtain the resources necessary to support an increase that the Union would have accepted before the strike deadline...
...said that "this railroad cannot be reorganized unless the public authorities assume responsibility for the cost of providing passenger service...Unless the federal and state governments come forward soon with a concrete plan for discharging that responsibility, the Trustees will not be justified in continuing that service." The Trustees maintain that, since the railroad cannot profitably continue to provide passenger service, it should be relieved of its legal obligation to do so. The states should then determine which parts of the operation are in the public interest and support those parts by some form of direct subsidy...