Word: permanente
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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In Dallas messages stuffed in packages of tortillas urge Hispanics to "Act Now." In Houston, fiestas feature mariachi bands and free refreshments as a blimp hovers overhead with a sign proclaiming LEGALIZE TODAY. With means of persuasion ranging from radio ads to subway placards, the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service...
Stamp prices are being driven up by the Postal Service's labor costs, which account for 85% of its spending. Critics fault Tisch for not driving a tough enough bargain in negotiations last year with the unions representing 634,000 postal employees. Under the new contract, the average salary of...
That flimsy shred of optimism hardly disguises the fact that the Administration's plan is foundering, and one of the principal reasons for this is Shamir's obdurate opposition to key provisions of the initiative. While neither Israeli nor Arab leaders have officially rejected the proposal, positions on both sides...
The ceasefire is to begin April 1, with negotiators to meet again April 6 in Managua to work out a permanent truce.
Second, and perhaps more immediately relevant to students and faculty at Harvard-Radcliffe, the lack of permanent faculty in this field creates hardships for those wishing to study American women's history at either the undergraduate or graduate level. As head tutor in Women's Studies, I am particularly concerned...