Word: pros
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...firm will be arrested by the KGB so that they can have two Americans on hand to trade for the two Soviet spies held in the U.S. Washington has been adamant in advance about rejecting such a trade. Meanwhile, American firms doing business with the U.S.S.R. were reassessing the pros and cons of U.S.-Soviet trade...
...Curry '78, Harvard's star wide receiver who caught a severe disappointment when he was not drafted by any National Football League team this spring, may get a chance to play in the pros after...
...University created a new real estate firm to manage its more than 200 acres of non-academic property in Cambridge. The company, which will focus in particular on Harvard-owned housing, will attract more real estate "pros" than the old real estate office. Joe B. Wyatt, vice president for administration and head of the new firm, said. It might also attract a higher rate of profit for the University...
...story left me frustrated in the realization that the American public must determine the Navy's role in our overall defense program. If the pros can't decide, how can an average landlubber who isn't even sure of the difference between radar and sonar be expected to come up with answers to profound technological questions...
...barraged with mail overwhelmingly against the deal. He assigned an assistant to sit through all of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee's hearings on the issue, not being a member himself. On the weekend he secluded himself in his rustic cabin at Matunuck, R.I., jotting down the pros and cons on a legal pad. He was impressed by the fact that his closest friend in the Senate, Republican Charles Percy, favored the sales. He decided to go with Percy. Back in Washington on Monday, he learned that the President had telephoned him three times, David and Nelson Rockefeller...