Word: strength
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...duplication of effort. Said he: "Workers at municipalities, ministries and enterprises do not display the necessary independence, but shift to party bodies the matters that they should handle themselves." If such practices continued, warned Chernenko, they would weaken the party's political role. He reaffirmed that the party's strength must be "its contact with the masses" and "their practical attitude to production matters, to problems of public life...
...doctor told me [Wednesday] that he feels I'm ready," Falcone says. "All my leg strength isn't there, but it's good enough to play. I'm pretty psyched about it, finally getting to play...
David Boyum has been nursing his injury for months. For the last two weeks, he has been on the court trying out his wrist, but there are still some shots that are difficult for him to hit. At full strength, he would assure the racquetmen at least one victory, since the only player who beat him last year in the singles championships was the Crimson's Kenton Jernigan. Injured, he could still be very tough, and though listed as questionable for the Princeton match, he will probably play...
When a squad wins the 880-yd relay and places second and first (respectively) in the one and two mile relays, one can't argue with the depth of talent and strength of the whole team...
...process of erasing itself from the Middle East. Another conservative pundit, the New York Times's William Safire, agreed: "We are failing because we want to settle, and the other side wants to win." In seeking to influence events from a position of both military safety and military strength in Lebanon, the Reagan Administration seemed to have achieved the worst of both worlds. -By George Russell. Reported by Neil MacNeil and Johanna McGeary/ Washington, with other bureaus