Word: tags
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Europe would still leave the Soviet Union vulnerable to a surprise strike from British and French nuclear forces. Said Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko last month: "Imagine that a terrible tragedy has occurred and that, say, a nuclear-tipped British missile is in flight. Should it carry the tag I AM BRITISH? And if it delivers its charge, people will die just as they would die from any other missile...
With Horne poised at third. Mirmina delivered a pitched that scooted past Falcon catcher Bey Smith. As the ball lay behind the plate Horne broke for home tagging best just ahead of the tag of the covering Mirmina...
...total of $300 million, which includes $12 million for a genetics laboratory at Brigham and Women's Hospital, will make the bond sale the largest ever by a university. It brings the price tag for MATEP--which still must pass a series of hearings before it generates electricity--to over twelve times the cost budgeted...
...billion, the plan's five-year price tag is $3 billion less than that of the Administration's dense pack proposal, defeated last December. And, like the recently enacted Social Security-reform package, the recommendations represent a bipartisan political compromise. But the proposed solution still faces problems on Capitol Hill. The commission has argued that the combination of recommendations is a seamless package, but an effort in Congress to jettison the MX and vote only on the Midgetman seems likely. "Few, if any, will consider our recommendations an optimal solution," summed up retired Air Force Lieut. General Brent...
...millionaire and successful lawyer, is an unlikely hero for Chicago's ethnic neighborhoods. He is certainly no racist, himself, and once marched in Memphis in memory of the late Martin Luther King Jr. But his newest ads have played on the underlying theme of the election with the tag line: EPTON-BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE. The Chicago Tribune characterized Epton's constant disavowals of race as an issue as "the ring of a man who doth protest too much...