Word: rigorousity
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^Steve, 20, mustachioed, with brown hair down to his shoulders, is considered by his sisters to be the brightest of the offspring. Steve recently went through rigorous soul-searching about the draft. He considered applying for conscientious-objector status, but did not have to because he drew a high lottery...
But the rigorous training pays off, according to Marty Tripes, who at 16 is the youngest and most promising of the pros. Tripes, who began riding when he was 11, has been racing professionally for three years. Hooked on motorcycles since the day his next-door neighbor took him for...
Died. Anthony Hauck Jr., 71, former New Jersey prosecutor whose rigorous, unrelenting cross-examination led to the 1935 conviction and eventual execution of Bruno Richard Hauptmann in the Lindbergh kidnap case; of a heart attack; in Flemington, N.J.
Are nuclear power plants safe? For years tha Atomic Energy Commission has insisted that they are. For one thing, the AEC argues, the plants are equipped with so many redundant safety devices that any conceivable accident simply could not occur. For another, they are designed to the most rigorous specifications...
Exactly how "rigorous humanistic thinking" is to be applied remains to be discussed at a meeting of the governing council in October, when McArthur's supporters expect, as one of them said, "the various viewpoints to be laid bare."