Word: relaxedness
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As the significance of Reagan's act sank in, the President relaxed. He thought it was prompted by what he called "a high degree of desperation." He felt, said his aides, "relieved and liberated." After battling with his dogged challenger for eight tough and often frustrating months, Ford could...
Flying home on Air Force One from his encouraging visit to the Mississippi delegates in Jackson, President Ford relaxed with a martini at his side and a pipe in his hand and talked politics with TIME White House Correspondent Strobe Talbott. His thoughts:
But so, in a way, is the U.S. While Washington waits for a Lebanese solution to arrive, like some Arabic Godot, it cannot use its unique position to broker peace. Jerusalem is in no mood to negotiate now, with the Syrians trying to snap a leash in Lebanon on Israel...
Dorith Ortal, a high school inspector for the Ministry of Education in Tel Aviv, was impressed by the relaxed atmosphere in American schools, particularly in the open classrooms the group visited in Brookline. "To have 200 kids in an open space, each of them studying something different, would be impossible...
Russell Hay, a Carter delegate from Pennsylvania relaxed with a drink in hand at the ADA's fund-raiser. He was tired, but more than willing to talk about the process of liberal accommodation, and the small role that liberals apparently played at the convention. "Those big liberal issues are...