Word: revealing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...guilt or innocence would have been established by the law, and any claims that he had been hounded from office would have been laid to rest. Richard Nixon may well testify at the future trials of other, less privileged Watergate principals, and at that time he could still reveal the details of the unending Watergate story. The Sabbath pardon eased the plight of the man who received it, but gravely complicated the future of the man who granted it, Gerald R. Ford...
...help of atomic clocks and computers. Once the difference in the signal's arrival time is known, the distance between the two antennas as well as their elevation can be calculated with an accuracy of an inch, or even less.* If subsequent measurements months or years later reveal changes in the established distance between the antennas or their altitudes, it will be a sure sign of movement in the earth's crust...
...about his future, Ford disclosed through Press Secretary J.F. terHorst that he "probably" will run in 1976, though he gave no indication as to whether Rockefeller would also be on the ticket. The declaration was a striking break with the tradition that a President wait until election year to reveal his intentions. An aide close to the President explained that Ford's competitive instincts led him to emulate Presidents Truman and Johnson, both of whom inherited the presidency, and "make it on his own." He may also have wanted to assure Republican conservatives, some of whom only tolerate Rockefeller...
...alone) since 1952, more than any other person. He was our Man of the Year twice, once alone, once with Henry Kissinger. Since July 1972, we have printed hundreds of thousands of words about Watergate, including 31 cover stories, and have contributed something to the investigative effort that helped reveal and then end what President Ford has called our national nightmare. Not incidentally, we hope that we served our readers in 185 countries and territories by explaining the intricacies of this historic American constitutional conflict...
...playing in their country's defense. Israel's Connecticut Yankee has survived, however, and not just because Dayan has been replaced by Shimon Peres, a Schwimmer champion for years. Pressed by mounting criticism and Dayan's maneuvering, Schwimmer decided just before the October war to reveal I.A.I.'s balance sheet for the first time-and the figures clearly showed smart management. Since 1968, export sales had risen to an estimated $43 million from only $6.5 million. Total sales are estimated at $310 million a year; profits are still kept secret...