Word: suggestion
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...suggest also that you accord Mr. Cairnie the courtesy of identifying his Harvard affiliation. Joan B. Pinck...
...same job. One's age is not the only determinant of one's ability to do a job well. Unless the plan's proponents can demonstrate why a teen-ager's job performance automatically deserves less money than an adult's, I suggest they come up with more equitable proposals...
...trouble with floodlights that disturbed his delivery; his stationery was used again to tell potential large donors to keep their cash because he preferred to get a lot of collections from less affluent givers. Given the normal chance for foulups in any political campaign, it would be absurd to suggest that all of these incidents were the result of sabotage. But Segretti's activities provide ample reason for suspicion...
...many regions of public opinion. It is possible that President Nixon will try to reconstruct another palace guard as arrogant, zealous and narrow as the one built by the banished Haldeman and Ehrlichman. They would be difficult to match, however, and the President's first moves this week suggest that he will now try for a somewhat more loose and relaxed staff around him. This would be good for Nixon and for the country. If Richard Nixon were as jovial and gregarious as, say, William Howard Taft, he might have needed a Haldeman ("I'm Nixon...
...seems certain about the best way to treat tennis elbow. Some doctors recommend complete rest for the arm. Some players, influenced by folklore, wear copper bracelets and report beneficial effects-despite the scoffing of medical scientists. A few doctors and many tennis pros suggest a more practical remedy: wearing a tight elastic band below the elbow, on the theory that compression of the arm decreases the tension on the forearm muscles...