Word: stepping
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Soon. Some old hands in Washington argue that Carter's problems stem partly from a tactical error of trying to do too much too soon. They believe he should have moved one step at a time, concentrating at first on a single overriding problem, such as energy conservation, while converting his popularity into support for solid programs...
...back the production of reprocessed nuclear fuel that can be used for bombs-because it has adequate coal and oil reserves. Other nations, notably West Germany and Japan, are not so fortunate, he says. Then he gives the Senators some news: "We're going to take a unilateral step to end reprocessing, and we'll call on other nations to do the same...
Though widely regarded as a hawk, Peres in his recent pronouncements takes an increasingly moderate, statesmanlike approach toward Israel's relations with both enemies and allies. He favors a step-by-step approach to peace in the Middle East. If elected Premier, he is expected to go along with President Carter's proposal to reconvene the Geneva talks this year. He would certainly be more ingenious and inventive than the stolid Rabin. Like Rabin, however, he will be intransigent on questions dealing with the Palestine Liberation Organization. To a suggestion that the P.L.O. be granted recognition by Israel...
...Soviets gave him evidence that the U.S. proposals presented at Moscow were inequitable, he would consider changing them when the talks begin next month in Geneva. With dizzying speed, the diplomatic chill turned into a spring thaw. The Moscow "failure" might yet prove to have been a successful first step...
Based on their 11-9 triumph over Harvard and impressive, undefeated play outside the conference, the Quakers get the early nod as Best of the Rest. Today's contest, Harvard vs. Brown, will be another step toward unscrambling the many contenders...