Word: term
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...which began: "I won't make a habit of this." That was a quip referring to sending letters to the Senator, rather than a promise not to say anything similar about leadership in the future. Carter said nothing personal had been intended by his comments. Kennedy refused to term the President's note an apology, saying merely, "I appreciate his sending it to me." Did Kennedy expect Carter to make an issue of Chappaquiddick? Replied the Senator: "No, I think the President wants to talk about the issues that are important to the country...
...happened that I appeared for the first time on national television at the very end of Nixon's first term. The White House public relations people...
Apparently, the APA has come around to Kain's view. A staff report released last week recommended that the full APA extend CRP's accreditation for another five-year term...
...springs from his conviction that no quality of radioactivity is harmless. The National Academy of Sciences upheld the 1969 finding of the Gofman-Tamplin Report that no evidence exists for a safe level of radiation. Gofman also cites a Nuclear Regulatory Commission memo that last year urged that the term "permissable dose" be dropped because it is misinterpreted to mean "safe." On the contrary, the memo notes that "some risk is associated with any dose of radiation, however small...
Some old favorites did not appear on this fall's list because they are not offered this term or the professors teaching them left...