Word: obeys
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...pleased almost no one. Labor leaders complain, correctly, that job-accident rates have not dropped, and charge that OSHA lacks the money and manpower to begin to do its job adequately. Many businessmen protest that OSHA inspectors often enforce arbitrarily regulations that are too strict and prohibitively expensive to obey...
...Israeli officers completed their technical agreements on cease-fire lines and the thin-out of forces in four days instead of the five allotted under cease-fire terms. "They were not as jolly as the Egyptians," one Israeli representative said of the Syrians. "But they certainly knew how to obey orders...
...President, in one of his earlier battles, said that he would obey a "definitive" ruling of the Supreme Court. Now he is again before the Supreme Court on the tapes issue, and there was some speculation that he might not obey a ruling of the Court. I think the White House refused to comment the other day on whether he would. The question is: a. Would he? and b. If he applies the "definitive" standard again, what does he mean and what do you mean--if you support that standard--by a "definitive" ruling...
...president refuses to obey a Supreme Court order, is that an impeachable offense...
Should McLaughlin now flatly refuse to obey deary's orders to see him and, possibly, keep silent about politics or quit the White House, he could, after formal proceedings, be expelled from the Jesuits. At week's end, the President's priest had not answered either yes or no about the trip to Boston. Nor did White House Communications Director Ken W. Clawson want to discuss the matter. Said he: "Nothing in the world would make me get in the middle of an argument between two Jesuits...