Word: maintains
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Healy said the city would make up a substantial loss in revenue from federal funding by offsetting increases in new state aid and the city's new hotel/motel tax, which was introduced last year. He said the budget will will maintain city services and programs at last year's levels...
...like the men's hockey team's recent exploits--is that the claims of saintliness and the potential for sin both rise exponentially. Just as Harvard attracts national publicity--all echoing the positive myth--the University faces increased pressures for aggressive recruiting and other sleazy practices, in order to maintain the high athletic standard it has set for itself...
Despite the lack of experience in racing at such a late hour and the more than six hour wait, the varsity heavyweights were able to maintain their adrenaline levels while outclassing their Charles River compatriots MIT and Northeastern...
...concerns may be valid, Interior Department officials argue that as older oil fields elsewhere in the U.S. approach the end of their productive years, new supplies must be developed. The Government estimates that the U.S. will have to find 32 billion bbl. of new oil reserves by 1995 to maintain domestic production at the current level of 9 million bbl. a day, and to keep from becoming more dependent upon imports, which now account for 27% of U.S. consumption. Half of those new supplies are expected to come from offshore wells. Says Hodel: "The federal offshore-leasing program must continue...
...going to the beach, apparently unconcerned about the battle raging along the Honduran border. Nor did the President of Honduras, Jose Azcona Hoyo, seem overly concerned that his country was being invaded. He too went to the seashore for a vacation. For that matter, Reagan made no attempt to maintain a crisis atmosphere; at week's end he headed to his California ranch for Easter, stopping in New Orleans...