Word: references
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...national security operations" refer to the FBI's wiretapping of Administration officials and newsmen and to the covert operations of the leak-plugging White House "plumbers"?including their burglarizing of the office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist?it is true that these acts have been exposed...
...there is a statue of Septimius Severus, the Roman Emperor (A.D. 146-211) who was born in Libya. A visitor would not know who it was if he could not read Arabic, since the plaque in Latin letters has been removed. Today the few Italians remaining in Tripoli jokingly refer to Severus as "Signer...
...ease re-entry, Loeser said, "Good counselors will often suggest volunteering as a way of rejoining the work world and may refer the client to one of the appropriate counseling and placement offices for volunteers...
...Kleindienst's decision to remove himself from further supervision of the case. He tried to keep this secret, but the word got out, and Kleindienst conceded that he had withdrawn because "persons with whom I have had personal and professional relationships" were being implicated. Newsmen took that to refer to 1) Mitchell, for whom Kleindienst had served as a deputy at the Justice Department and to whom he was greatly indebted for his promotion; and 2) Dean, who had been Kleindienst's own deputy from February 1969 to July 1970. Full control of the Justice Department probe was turned over...
...from 1971, which showed a 17% rise over the year before-despite a decline in Japanese corporate profits. About 1/2% of the country's gross national product now goes for corporate entertainment. So many salaried workers have expense accounts-including nearly every salesman-that the Japanese commonly refer to their country as shayo tengoku, or paradise for the corporate...