Word: panic
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...staying in the European Common Market, Wilson had just set out to establish a new voluntary agreement on national pay and price guidelines between the unions and the government. Munching fresh strawberries at the Royal Agricultural Show in placid Warwickshire early last week, Wilson confidently declared: "We reject panic solutions...
...President has proclaimed a state of emergency. This is nothing to panic about...
...Panic-Stricken. In financially troubled New York City, where the education budget has been cut almost $270 million, the teacher firings will be the first since the Depression. Says Ronald Jones, a teacher at P.S. 10: "Teachers on the bottom of the list are panic-stricken, bewildered; they can't believe it. They're hoping that some guy will come out of the sky with the money." School Chancellor Irving Anker predicts that the firings will result in many classes having more than 40 pupils in September-compared with the previous average of less than...
Walking toward the door, he stops and turns. "Gracious, I didn't get anything. Haven't you got something for me?" The question produces a panic among the salesmen, who scurry about the room flinging open display cases and grabbing boxes of rings. But Elton finds nothing amusing...
Brains or Fluff. No need to panic...