Word: protractedness
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His Beatitude retired to his native island of Tinos for rest and contemplation after the protracted arguments. Upon returning, he announced to the Synod that, "after much thought and prayer," he was resigning. The Synod rejected his resignation, just as Ieronymos had apparently expected. What he did not expect was...
Slim Margin. The much heralded contract between the U.R.W. and Goodyear, the largest firm in the industry, had been ratified by the narrowest possible margin in the union's executive board. Further, it was rejected by the U.R.W.'s biggest local, Akron No. 2, whose president, John Nardella...
The protracted dispute between journalists and Government officials over the protection of confidential sources and unpublished material has yielded few victories for the newsmen. Last week, however, the press won a key battle in Washington, D.C.'s Federal District Court. The case grew out of civil litigation between the...
Will there be a federal "shield" statute to protect the confidentiality of newsmen's sources? If so, how strong a measure will be enacted? There was still no firm consensus in Congress last week despite the protracted debate. However, Representative Robert Kastenmeier, chairman of a House Judiciary Sub committee...
The University's charges stemmed from the hospital workers' alleged disruption of the class of Mortimer B. Zuckerman, associate professor of City and Regional Planning. Zuckerman is involved in a protracted wage dispute with the workers at a Boston hospital.