Word: reading
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...have a reservation for the penaltybox, while the space on the ice read "Vacancy" formost of the night...
...Gephardt Trade Amendment has met with a great deal of criticism, primarily from those who have not read it. The candidate himself readily admits that 80 percent of our nation's trade problems stem from poor management in domestic factories, but there is very little a political leader can do to deal with that kind of problem. Gephardt has proposed a moderate and fair solution to the other 20 percent of the problem...
...fast, said U.S. District Judge Barrington D. Parker last week. The oral and written confessions were obtained illegally, Parker ruled, and the "relentless questioning" of the hijacker violated his constitutional rights. Parker noted that Younis had been read his Miranda rights, but that several crucial words had been left...
...recall having read the specific words that have now mushroomed into importance." That was the all too typical explanation by Attorney General Edwin Meese of a memo he received suggesting a way to get Israel to guarantee the safety of a proposed Iraqi oil pipeline. Last week Meese's lawyers released the declassified 1985 memo from E. Robert Wallach, the Attorney General's former personal attorney. What his Swiss-cheese memory had failed to retain was alarming...
...Arabs who found their way into Grossman's book no longer worry about who cast the first stone, who knocked out the first eye or the first tooth. The etiology of the conflict has long since been rendered moot by reciprocal violence and the hardening of mutual hatreds. As read in the West Bank, history comes with a curse. A conversation between Grossman and a young Palestinian teacher in the refugee community of Deheisha...