Word: note
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Spokesmen at the White House and the FBI say they have no knowledge of that particular inquiry, and those people who have been cited as potential conduits for the funding of political campaigns deny any involvement. But officials note that the investigation into all aspects of the matter is still wide open...
...purple animated dinosaur that turns -- with some flips, tucks and fast snaps -- into an entire city. Transformers (a mainstay of Toy & Hobby World's Toy Hit Parade) have lots of modern dash, but electric trains still have romance enough to lure any kid away from a video game. Purists note that Lionel may not be all it once was, but the H-O gauge lines of Marklin and Roco, Lima and Liliput, chug as reliably as ever, and the large-scale LGBs, made in West Germany, could be the grandest toy trains ever. A starter set (about $330) with...
...telex machines, the cumbersome censorship operation will make the work of journalists vastly more difficult -- and often impossible. South African papers will be obliged to submit editorials on sensitive subjects to the censors. Though that requirement obviously cannot apply to foreign publications, spokesmen said the government would be taking note of editorial comment about South Africa by foreign publications. Indeed, last week Los Angeles Times Correspondent Michael Parks became the fifth foreign journalist to be expelled from South Africa since June, reportedly because of his paper's antiapartheid stance...
...City Council voted last week to recognize the international celebration in Cambridge, urging city residents to "note this special day, to share in its observance, and, on every day, to work to promote the protection of human rights," in an order sponsored by Mayor Walter J. Sullivan...
...Harvard's 18 players have foreign addresses. "Those figures are indicative of the entire Harvard student body, as 74 countries are represented in Harvard's undergraduate enrollment," reads a note in the Crimson press packet...