Word: quit
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...came out in the open last week. Senior John Ambrositas, who had been buried in Yovicsin's depth chart for two years, played with the starters the week before the Northeastern game only to discover on Friday that he was once again a third stringer for the game. Ambrosidas quit the team...
...four regional conferences of Republican Governors next month. He may also take heart from the fact that 1968's old standbys are assuming the same jobs in the 1972 campaign. Attorney General John Mitchell is expected to resign in January to manage the campaign, and Maurice Stans will quit as Secretary of Commerce to take charge of fund raising...
...poker game with Europe and Japan on the surcharge, Treasury Secretary John Connally should quit while he is ahead. That is the opinion of TIME's Board of Economists. The most detailed explanation of the reasoning comes from David Grove, who speaks from the perspectives of both an international economist and an officer of one of the largest multinational corporations. He has been an economist in the Federal Reserve and consultant to several Latin American governments, and is now a vice president of IBM. He presents his views as an individual and not a spokesman for his company. Excerpts...
Finally, the scientists said that one member of ORSA who had helped write the report should have disqualified himself from the study of the debate. Howard M. Berger formerly worked for Rathjens at the Institute for Defense Analysis and subsequently quit. Rathjens said Friday that Berger should have disqualified himself as a matter of professional ethics...
...riot's wake, many are thinking of moving away. "Half the men I talk with are ready to quit," says one guard. Meanwhile, the town was burying its dead and trying to return to normalcy. Some Atticans, certainly, were reflecting on the words of the Rev. Charles F. Williman, of St. Paul's United Church of Christ, in a sermon at the funeral of one deceased guard. "Until nine days ago, we could believe we were sheltered from the rest of the world, separated as we were from the problems of the people in the city and the ghettos...