Word: parts
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...didn't the man who Ronald Reagan once said "is part of every decision . . . part of policymaking here" know the magnitude of the problem long ago? Bush wants the nation to believe he did not -- a claim reminiscent of his assertion that he was out of the loop when Iran-contra went awry. To TIME last week, the President professed surprise. "I've started going over the ((deficit)) numbers finally, and they're enormous," he said. "I've been going over the realities of the budget . . . There are constrained resources . . . We've got to be a little careful in terms...
...worked with Darman for years calls him a "past master of the three-cushion shot. He'll always travel the more difficult route, in part because he likes the sport, in part because that road invariably leaves him the greatest number of options in the service of the ultimate objective...
...traders were right on one count: the man named Vogel was keeping tabs on everyone. Last week it was disclosed that several FBI undercover agents carrying hidden tape recorders had penetrated the pits as part of the largest criminal investigation ever to hit the Chicago commodities markets. The sting % operation, designed to catch unscrupulous commodities traders who were defrauding customers of millions of dollars, broke into the open when the Justice Department reportedly began issuing subpoenas to at least 40 people connected with the Chicago markets. By the time they finish gathering evidence in the next few weeks, federal prosecutors...
...F.M.L.N. While the guerrillas officially shun the elections as a farce, some strategists believe Ungo's participation may be useful. Explains Hector Silva, a spokesman for one of the parties in the Convergence: "Ungo knows he can't win. But with him running, how to end the war becomes part of the campaign debate...
...Since a big part of covering the White House involves waiting -- waiting in outer offices to talk with officials, waiting on runways for motorcades, waiting for Bush to catch a fish -- I'm well trained for this position," says Duffy...