Word: midstreamers
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...relatively known quantity in the White House, whereas the inexperienced Reagan would require a definite leap of faith by voters supporting him. Says Northwestern University Political Scientist Louis Masotti: "There's a variation on the old cliché: you don't change horses' asses in midstream. You've got one, and at least you know its contours...
David Wolf, spokesman for one property owner seeking to demolish a building without a permit, said the demolition plans were made a month before the ordinance went into effect, and accused the council of "changing its laws in midstream...
...broken jaw that could claim him for the remainder of the year ended that hope. As if the UMass game had been replayed, a sophomore with virtually no prior experience running Restic's offense had to fill in--midstream...
...those of us in the East without a solution." Parker L. Coddington, director of government relations, is a little more blunt. "If you've got a dump suddenly closed, you can have this stuff coming out of your ears before you know it," Coddington exclaims. "Things got caught in midstream," he added. "For a while there we couldn't ship it and we couldn't store it." But Harvard's labs and hospitals didn't slow down their research efforts. The University gritted its teeth, opened its wallet up wide and started to ship the radioactive waste out to Hanford...
Gummerson, who said that he had "changed horses in midstream" after coming to Clark six years ago by switching his focus to Marxist economics, said yesterday that he would continue his own demand for tenure...