Word: respondents
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...himself while his partner watched the ward. But at 7 p.m. the hospital admitted a heart-attack victim, and Condon's plans quickly changed. While the other intern took over the ward, Condon and the resident administered powerful drugs and oxygen to the patient. When he failed to respond, they inserted a tube in his windpipe to assist his breathing. In an effort to ease the burden on the patient's heart and lungs, they drew off some of his blood and then infused only the red cells back to him over a period of several hours. Condon...
...senior vice president and ranking senior officer of the International Relations Council, Inc. and not as acting president, as your article erroneously referred to me, I feel that it is imperative that I respond on behalf of the organization and myself to the allegations and innuendoes made in the articles concerning the Model United Nations found in your March 7 and 8 editions. To begin with, I personally feel that I was grossly misquoted several times. First is the fact that it was not made clear that I stated during my interview with The Crimson that "at no time during...
...South Dakota Senator James Abourezk (a Lebanese American and a Christian who is the only Arab in the Senate), see it as an overpoweringly efficient steamroller. Those who have championed its causes tend to view it as an amorphous, largely spontaneous expression of diverse Jewish groups and individuals who respond quickly and spiritedly to issues about which they feel deeply...
Meanwhile, authorities began groping for a way to respond. For one thing, whether they agreed to the demands or not, the timing of the transaction was bound to affect the election outcome. For another, the use of a 707 jet to fly the freed terrorists to safety would bring U.S., French and British representatives in West Berlin into the picture, since the occupying powers still control the air traffic into and out of the western sector of the city. At week's end the West Berlin government took a first step toward a solution by releasing two prisoners...
...each case, the doctors determined whether this lack of brain activity was caused by a drastically lowered body temperature, by drugs (tranquilizers, heroin, or barbiturates mixed with alcohol can result in a flat EEG), or by injuries or ailments. They also tested the patient's ability to respond to various stimuli (most unconscious people, for example, will blink at a loud noise) and found out whether they could breathe unaided. When temperature and drugs had been ruled out and there were no signs after 30 minutes that the brain was working, it was decided that a patient had indeed...