Word: stewardship
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...months of stewardship, the President has grown some deeper crevices around his eyes and his hair is a shade more silver. Those who watched Nixon during this time found him calm and confident, still with that element of cunning that has always been part...
...most moving tributes upon the cardinal's resignation came from Senator Edward Kennedy, speaking on behalf of the family: "For three-quarters of a century his life has been a light in a world that cries out for illumination. He will never have to account for his stewardship, for if his goodness is not known to God, no one's ever will...
What with books being published daily that attempt to alter history, I thought it might be well at least to give Swope credit for this creation, not forgetting three Pulitzer prizes the paper won under his stewardship-and a cover of TIME for Swope himself...
...fund-raisers balanced the books last week, though, it turned out that Yale alumni had kept the faith. Apparently still satisfied with Brewster's stewardship, they had forked over $4,643,322, the biggest sum ever raised by Yale's annual alumni fund campaign-or that of any other American university...
Finch was painfully aware of the internal criticism of his stewardship. Shortly before Nixon informed him of his transfer to the White House, Finch, while taking a doctor's-orders rest, was planning to cope with those objections. His aim, as one associate put it, was to be "more assertive, provide stronger leadership, get more policy attack." Thus his desire for another six months in which to vindicate himself...