Word: rans
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...complying with the third point, the company ran into trouble. The difficulty was a longstanding policy-apparently set by Venezuela's tough President Carlos Andres ("Cap") Perez-of not allowing guerrilla propaganda of any kind to appear in the local press. No Venezuelan newspaper would print the manifesto; even so, Owens-Illinois decided to ignore official warnings and run the manifesto in three renowned foreign dailies-the New York Times, the Times of London and Paris' Le Monde...
Fitzgibbons hacked his way to an eight on the last hole of competition, which proved a costly miscue considering the Quakers shaded the Crimson by only four strokes. "He just ran out of gas," McNealy said...
Bill Kraus, a junior in Lowell, is no newcomer to the Boston Marathon--he ran a 2:36 last year to automatically get "410" for today's race. Kraus, a Harvard cross country runner, said yesterday he thought the heat would be a big factor...
...Harvard undergraduate who didn't qualify will do just that. Greg Schell, a senior in Leverett, ran officially the last two years but now will run as a crasher. Schell said he was more concerned with his thesis this year than in qualifying...
...local laws. During the Johnson Administration, several studies were published that highlighted the general inadequacy of and lack of uniformity among the various state standards. To remedy this situation, the Johnson Administration proposed a federal agency to promulgate and enforce a set of health and safety standards. The idea ran into strong business opposition however, and no legislation emerged...