Word: prospectively
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...theory holds this year, then the prospect of having Vice President Dan Quayle assume the office of the presidency within the next four years might be what Harvard wants. For Harvard, the state of the Beanpot supercedes the state of the nation...
WORLD: As the last of the Soviets leave Kabul, Afghans shudder at the prospect of the bloody siege to come...
...Jalalabad, two of the five largest, have seen their defenses crumble under mujahedin attacks. Moscow insists it is determined to ensure the survival of Najibullah's government, but nearly all diplomats in Kabul believe the regime will collapse within months, perhaps even weeks, of Feb. 15. As the prospect of a bloody siege grew last week, U.S. Secretary of State James Baker ordered the closing of the American embassy in Kabul and told the eight U.S. diplomats still in Afghanistan to leave the country. The British, French, Italians and Japanese * decided to follow suit and announced that they would...
...prospect of a new breeze was not lost on Managua. Last week, in interviews lasting four hours with TIME correspondent John Moody, Ortega seized the initiative to strike chords that sounded, and were doubtless carefully designed to sound, as conciliatory toward the U.S. as any during the Sandinistas' ten-year tenure...
...means of most wage earners. At Quad/Graphics, which prints hundreds of catalogs and magazines, including a regional edition of TIME, the value of ESOP shares has risen from 6 cents in 1975 to $5 currently. The company's 3,500 workers own 18% of its stock, with the prospect of eventually acquiring an additional 12%. In the case of Stone Construction Equipment, a small firm in Honeoye, N.Y., company heir Alan Stone no longer wanted to run the operation, so he sold it two years ago to his 200 employees for $4.5 million. Since then, annual revenues have jumped from...