Word: pact
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Eagles' management originally had Arizona State coach Frank Kush lined up for the helm but the Sun Devils' mentor snubbed the lucrative pact. Kush was voted American Football Coaches Association 1975 Coach of the Year. He guided his team to a number-two ranking in the nation's polls and a 12-0 record, which included a Fiesta Bowl cakewalk over Nebraska...
Kissinger disclosed last week that Moscow has promised a "significant modification" of its bargaining position, and the U.S. has also prepared a new proposal, despite some misgivings on the part of the Pentagon. Even if Kissinger and Brezhnev agree in principle on a compromise, however, a final pact would require up to two months of further negotiations on details...
...cleared up, and the confrontation with Germont-splendidly sung by Baritone William Walker-was in ev ery way convincing. Looking slim and sexy, Sills throughout the evening exhibited an appealing range of emotions and musicality. From the glossy extravagances of the opening party scene to the despair of her pact with Germont, Sills once again asserted her claim as the finest singing actress in the world...
...which poses a still more serious threat to Angolan self-determination. Calls for non-intervention ignore the reality of the situation--which has already been modified by foreign aid to Angolan factions--and the impact of Western financial aid which is not likely to cease with a non-intervention pact. South Africa--the major threat to Angolan sovereignty--has already shown a flagrant disregard for international agreements in its refusal to relinquish its U.N. trusteeship of Namibia. U.S. aid to Angolan factions has been CIA-controlled, and thus is no more likely than South African interference to cease...
accomplishes its goal by making a deal with a rural county to take over its medical services. Under the pact, the county provides plant, equipment and finances, while the institute offers the know-how. It recruits doctors, nurses, clerks and other personnel, all of whom are paid directly by H.S.R.I. Though the doctors' salaries-$40,000 to $60,000 a year -may be lower than those of some city practitioners, the rural doctor gets other benefits: four weeks of vacation by his third year, another two weeks a year to continue his education and, perhaps most important...