Word: reopens
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...election only twelve days away. Some of Kissinger's aides have told Szulc that they doubted that Kissinger really believed an agreement was at hand, but that he wanted "to commit Nixon to a quick peace. He seemed worried that after the elections Nixon might reopen the whole diplomatic situation; he feared that given Nixon's natural inclinations, the President might revert to toughness after being re-elected...
...court ordered the reopening of hearings on the plant's effect on fish populations, while rejecting without prejudice a broader petition seeking to reopen the entire licensing procedure...
...Court of Appeals Wednesday ordered the Federal Power Commission to reopen its hearings on a controversial Consolidated Edison power facility, on the grounds that the plant's effect on Hudson River aquatic life has not been adequately considered...
...stop its investigation of the killings--a state grand jury had returned indictments, mostly later dropped, against some student leaders, and written a report, later thrown out by a court, exonerating the Guard. Not until last year, with the high feelings of 1970 down considerably, did the Justice Department reopen the case--a federal grand jury recently returned indictments against a number of Guardsmen...
Although the committee as a whole decided to take no action on the strike, the student members unanimously agreed to sign a statement supporting the printers' union's demands. The statement read in part that "The University's current offer is inadequate. We urge the University to reopen negotiations in an effort to reach a settlement more acceptable to the union...