Word: seniors
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Glenn Dinnerstein has spent several of the last few summers away at camp, but this summer he's taking courses in American government and expository writing. Dinnerstein, who will be a senior next year at Elizabeth Irwin high school in New York, said yesterday he is enjoying his summer at Harvard, largely because it has not met his expectations...
...consideration such matters as the number of times planes are delayed, accessibility, parking and general amenities. In addition to reporting from TIME correspondents who use airports frequently, we used files from Correspondent Marion Knox, who flew in and out of each of the U.S. Top Ten for the story. Senior Writer Michael Demarest, who compiled the guide, has touched down at 107 airports during his own travels, including all of the 20 included in this special report...
...people, and mayors, and Governors and members of Congress and labor and the banks to insist that there is a national movement, and we in the city of New York need a billion dollars to take care of our streets, our teachers, our sanitation, our housing, our hospitals, our senior centers, our child-care centers...
...every blip of seeming success or failure. But in the past few weeks the President has been handed setbacks by a Congress reluctant to endorse his planned withdrawal of U.S. troops from Korea and authorize U.S. participation in loans to Cuba, Indochina and several African nations. Said one senior State Department official: "I'm very worried about this congressional problem. These recent ones we were supposed to win. We haven't even come to the tough ones...
...vote, the Supreme Court last week rejected five separate arguments by Nixon that the law violated his constitutional rights and, unfairly, applied only to him. Senior Associate Justice William J. Brennan Jr. declared that Nixon was "a legitimate class of one," a proper target for special treatment by Congress because of the danger that Nixon might destroy evidence...