Word: mutually
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...other unions threatened to hamper future performances. Frankie said he was owed an apology for "15 years of shit," canceled the tour and summoned his private jet. Putting down at Sydney, Frank learned that airport refuelers refused to handle his plane. Tense negotiations resulted in a statement of mutual regret, and all but one of the remaining concerts were rescheduled. Not, however, before Frankie had time to ponder just what it means to become an Ugly American...
...critics' fear is that issuance of the notes would tempt depositors to pull more money out of savings and loan associations and mutual savings banks (generally called "thrift institutions"). This would further cripple the housing industry, which depends heavily on mortgage money advanced by those institutions. Even AFL-CIO President George Meany, worried about jobs in the construction industry, joined the chorus of criticism. Citicorp held off the note sale, though it may try again this week...
...year trade agreement providing for, among other things, the exchange of industrial information and economic forecasts-both of which the Soviets have been reluctant to supply-and for mutual help in finding trade offices and homes for businessmen. Soviet-American trade has already risen dramatically (from $200 million in 1971 to $1.4 billion in 1973), and only last week, coincident with the summit, the Occidental Petroleum Corp. signed a series of 20-year contracts with the Soviets for a giant swap of chemicals. Though money would not change hands, the value of the barter deal at current prices would...
...criticizing détente, Jackson faces the problem of what to substitute for the Administration's policy. The Nixon-Kissinger strategy is to take calculated risks with the hope of building a sense of trust and cooperation based on mutual interest between East and West. Jackson seems to have no patience for slow building and a more uncompromising definition of American interest. "If there is to be true détente," he says, "there must be a movement of people and ideas across international frontiers-not just cargo. When I see an arms control agreement that calls...
...stride (despite all the practice) or to accord aggressive journalism a legitimate role in relation to Government. Going back to his days as a young Congressman, he has been quicker than most politicians to question the motives of those who cross him. The lack of understanding has been mutual. Reporters are accustomed to dealing with evasiveness in politicians; poking behind facades is part of their craft. But as most reporters try to figure out Nixon, one facade seems only to hide another. Not only journalists but many Republican politicians are put off by a quality that comes across variously...