Word: rewardingly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Pentagon back in its place. We owe him a great debt on Vietnam. He is in no way mortgaged to the four-year locusts of American democracy, the big New York and Texas moneybags who place their bets on whatever contenders will most reward them...
REPORTING the news is a tricky business; not only are the possibilities for mistakes large, but the reward for an honest and conscientious job is often a complaint more bitter than any distortion could produce. The news does not always make its subject look good, and nobody is more hated than the messenger who brings news that...
...Honecker supported Ulbricht against critics who had sought intellectual and cultural freedom in the wake of Nikita Khrushchev's destalinization campaign. As a reward, Honecker was named to full Politburo membership and given the country's second most important post: Central Committee Secretary in charge of the armed forces and internal security. In 1961, he supervised the building of the Wall...
...fruitful letter came not to police but to the Secret Witness program of the Detroit News, which offers sizable rewards to those whose information leads to a conviction for a crime in the Detroit area. The results have been remarkable. Since the program started in 1967, rewards have been offered in 99 cases. So far, $69,000 has been paid out and 31 criminals put in prison. Fifteen murders and three bank robberies have been solved through Secret Witness tips. If last week's arrests result in conviction, the letter writer, still unknown to the police, will...
...News' program. Earlier, police acting on a Secret Witness tip arrested Charles Martin Fullwood for a March murder, and said ballistics tests showed his .38 caliber revolver had been used in two other slayings. The lead to Fullwood came after the offer of a $2,000 reward...