Word: threats
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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With one minute left, Pagliaro gave the Elis a first down at the 26. But a Rizzo fumble on the next play was recovered by Harvard's Steve Kaseta at the 25 and the threat was ended...
...police, especially in the capital, and has released all but 200 of the 1,000-odd suspects they had corralled. After the initial postcoup excesses, the government is increasingly aware of the danger of providing Thailand's Communist insurgents with a fresh influx of embittered, educated cadres. The threat was underlined when four top members of Thailand's Socialist Party used clandestine Communist radios to blast the "fascist NARC and the puppet Tanin" and call for "violent struggle...
...Yitzhak Rabin, 54, and Defense Minister Shimon Peres, 53, has become so intense that practically every issue in Israel's hothouse politics polarizes into a struggle between their competing factions. Israel's national elections are still one year away, but Peres has clearly emerged as the major threat to Rabin's reelection...
...black, sun-cured tobacco with a hollow paper mouthpiece. Younger Russians tend to smoke a Western-style (though stronger than U.S. brands) filter tip. Despite all the evidence linking it with lung cancer, heart disease and respiratory ailments, smoking has been rising steadily in the U.S.S.R. Alarmed by this threat to the nation's health, Soviet officials recently began a tough antismoking campaign that rivals the vigorous efforts in the West-and is encountering the same resistance...
...maintenance of 55,000 soldiers and airmen in Germany. The government seems to be thinking in terms of a cut of $795 million a year in defense spending, which would mean a reduction in that force to 40,000 men-later, perhaps, to 30,000. That such a threat-some might even call it blackmail-could be seriously voiced by Callaghan, one of the most pro-NATO politicians in Britain, underscores the gravity of the situation...