Word: neglected
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...House become so loosely tied to the University, most masters agree that they could use their loyal group of House alumni. "Why not take advantage of the alumni [for financing the upkeep of the Houses]?" Gomes asks, adding, "Part of the reason for the recent renovations is past neglect...
...tall towers of granite and glass must not come at the expense of displacement or neighborhood neglect," Flyno told to the near capacity audience...
While the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Washington might not have chosen bingo as a means to the native American dream, the Reagan Administration has reacted with benign neglect. Indeed, the enthusiasts among Indians sound like Reagan Republicans. "If anyone here is not working today," claims Barona Tribal Chairman Joe Welch, "it's because they don't want...
Navy Secretary John Lehman insists that he is trying hard to overcome the readiness neglect of the past ten years. The Carter Administration could put only six carriers to sea, he says, and the Navy now has 20% more combat-ready planes...
...will cease to exist at all on Nov. 29 unless some kind of renewal legislation is passed. On the House side, the Democratic majority passed a bill that would not only keep the commission alive but prevent the President from removing its members for any cause except malfeasance or neglect of duty. In the Senate, the G.O.P. majority began leaning toward a compromise that would expand the commission to eight members, keeping the present six and seating two of Reagan's nominees. Negotiations between even the Senate and the White House broke down, however, and Reagan acted to force...