Word: malling
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...complex will include a 300 room hotel 86 luxury condominiums with 40,000 square feet of shops about the size of the Galeria Mall on Kennedy St. and 115,000 square feet of office space clustered around a central courtyard...
This year, American Indians were outraged after Watt called their reservations, afflicted with high rates of unemployment, drug abuse and alcoholism, examples of "the failure of socialism." Watt apologized. In April, even Nancy Reagan was miffed after Watt banned the Beach Boys from July 4 celebrations at the Mall in Washington, D.C., on the ground that they attracted "an undesirable element." For that gaffe, Reagan awarded Watt a cast statuette of a foot with a hole shot in it. Again, Watt apologized...
...prominent colleagues, former Defense Minister Ariel Sharon, was making an apparent power play of his own. Ever since his demotion last February to Minister Without Portfolio, Sharon has blamed the press for inciting criticism of the war in Lebanon. Last week, speaking before a small crowd in a Jerusalem mall, Sharon called Israeli journalists "hypocrites" and "masters of self-destruction." Warming to his subject, he shouted to his audience, "Who are the news media?" To which the crowd responded, "P.L.O.! P.L.O.!" The National Press Association retaliated with a statement describing Sharon's attacks on the press as "clear evidence...
...warning signs are everywhere. One shopping mall needed new steps to cover a yawning cavity where foundation and structure had parted. On many city streets, rows of boxlike shops have plunged several feet below crumbling sidewalks. Deep cracks creep along concrete walls of office buildings and townhouses. Floods strike if it rains more than one inch an hour. In early September a three-hour cloudburst covered most of the city with a foot of water...
...Capitol nor members of the general public seem to care as much about the secretary's ability to do his job as they do about his insulting remarks. The last time Watt provoked this such angry press was when he barred the Beach Boys from performing on the Washington Mall for the Fourth of July. Of course, each new unpopular action Watt takes is welcome, no matter how insubstantial--anything that brings the man closer to the day when Reagan will have no choice but to fire him. It would be more comforting, however, if the public found his serious...