Word: prefered
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...cases handled in his court, a substantial increase over a few years ago. The result, says Lewis Ohleyer, domestic relations commissioner for the San Francisco Superior Court, is that "we are actually choosing who would be the best baby sitter." More and more women now prefer to give up their children, and are not afraid to say so. They know that custody makes remarriage harder; working women, particularly, often find that it hinders their lifestyle...
...plane to make money on some routes. To lure passengers, several lines are removing some of the vacant seats and replacing them with bars, pianos and lounges. TWA, for example, has cut its capacity on a jumbo from 342 to 318 seats. Many lines seem to prefer the new tri-jet Douglas DC-10 and Lockheed L-1011. Both have a shorter range than the 747, but they are cheaper to buy and have about 100 fewer seats. Ten of the nation's dozen major scheduled carriers have ordered 169 of the tri-jets; by contrast, they have...
...conference, he heaped praise upon Muskie: "One of the great men of our time. He would make a fine President." When asked if there was any other candidate he liked, he thought a moment, then replied, "Vance Hartke." Though he was badly shaken by Chappaquiddick, Daley would still probably prefer Ted Kennedy, but the mayor has given up on him for 1972. His last choice would be Hubert Humphrey, who infuriated him by criticizing the way he handled the rioting in Chicago during the 1968 convention and then by complaining that he did not work hard enough for the national...
...Population should be stabilized by equalizing the birth and death rates. To halt industrial growth, investment in new, nonpolluting plants must not exceed the retirement of old facilities. A series of fundamental shifts in behavioral patterns must take place. Instead of yearning for material goods, people must learn to prefer services, like education or recreation. All possible resources must be recycled, including the composting of organic garbage. Products like automobiles and TV sets must be designed to last long and to be repaired easily...
...women who organized the party had no knowledge of the SDS, leaflet, and considered the matter closed. In fact, several of the women involved had discussed with SDS plans to protest this incident, and helped to revise the leaflet. All of the women have since decided that they prefer not to press the issue. SDS respects their decision, and plans no further action on this particular matter. John Santos '75 Jeff Mayersohn '73 Ira Helfland '72 Bonnie Blustein '72 Orlando Jimenez '75 Brian Mendis...