Word: tolled
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...thing was conclusive it was that the days of an undefeated J. V. are finally gone In San Diego, it was clear that Harvard's depleted ranks and plague of injuries had taken its toll on the squad's depth...
...Ford and Kissinger, Viet Nam aside, are right in their concern about the present U.S. role in the world. It does need redefinition ? and reaffirmation. Kissinger argues that ten years of domestic turmoil are taking their toll and that attacks on the "central authority" of the U.S. are weakening its foreign policy. The attack he seems to have in mind consists of Congress's refusing to go along with the Executive. Up to a point this is normal in the American system, but if carried too far, this disaffection between Congress and the White House on foreign policy will...
...half boats produced an undefeated JV and a 3V which beat many varsity boats. This year Harvard will have one less boatful of oarsmen. Three varsity members have graduated and the loss of last year's star sophomore Ollie Scholle due to a knee injury may take its toll on the overall speed of the squad...
...jobless toll is expected to grow for several more months, probably topping 9%. It will stay high for the foreseeable future, even long after the economy turns up. The Ford Administration's 1976 budget projects that unemployment will average 7.9% next year and 7.5% in 1977 and that it will not dip below 6% until...
...reduced. Police blame unemployment for a recent jump in robberies and purse snatchings; many of the culprits who have been caught are jobless first-time offenders. Calling last week for more federal funds to create summer jobs for restless youth, New York City Mayor Abe Beame said: "The social toll of this kind of unwilling idleness among our young people could be devastating...