Word: staff
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Carter worked in his shirtsleeves. His problem was aggravated because the staff had sealed the windows of the Oval Office to combat a second problem: mice scampering over the low window ledges. "How can people say rats are deserting this ship?" quipped one White House...
...issue: Did one or more of the supreme court's seven judges delay announcing decisions on politically sensitive cases that could have hurt Chief Justice Bird's chances of winning approval by the voters? Did any of the justices or staff members leak confidential information about the decisions to the press...
DIED. Edward M. (Ned) Almond, 86, whip-cracking Army infantry commander who as Douglas MacArthur's chief of staff in Korea in September 1950 led the bold landing behind enemy lines on the treacherous shores of Inchon that turned the tide of the war; in San Antonio...
Maybe nightmare isn't the right word. Lorrie Hickey, director of housing for the summer school, did not even have a chance to sleep Saturday night, let alone dream. She and her staff were too busy getting ready for registration yesterday and today...
...opened up Pennypacker. Greenough, Grays and Claverly Halls to ease the strain in the other filled houses and dorms. "We give no guarantees on housing but everybody should get a room." Michael M. Jacobs '81, a housing office staff member, said last night...