Word: transfering
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Greeks, in fact, would just as soon transfer the talks to New York, where they feel that they will have support when the U.N. General Assembly begins its session on Sept. 23. Greece and Britain, as co-guarantors with Turkey of Cyprus' independence, claim somewhat extravagantly that a solution actually rests not with either Turkey...
...thousands with a picture or slogan that reflects the wearer's whims and wheezes, concerns, complaints, sentiments (SHARING MAKES YOU SMILE INSIDE), politics, and anything else he or she may want to proclaim, profess or promote. Thanks to novel techniques, notably a fast-heat pressure press that can transfer to a T shirt any picture, design or message in full color, major department stores such as Manhattan's Macy's and Chicago's Carson Pirie Scott and hundreds of small T shops across the country let buyers pick from an almost limitless selection of designs...
There were and will be some noisy exceptions, of course. In Boston, antibusing forces prepared to greet this week's school opening with massive demonstrations. The protests were aimed at a court-ordered plan to transfer 45,000 children to schools in other parts of the city in an effort to achieve racial integration. Elsewhere, there were scattered disruptions. In rural Plaistow, N.H., teachers seeking higher salaries and greater control over curriculums continued a seven-month strike-longest in the nation's history-by picketing opening-day classes at the local Timberlane High School. In Racine, Wis., School...
...handshakes at the helicopter door; Nixon touched Ford's elbow, as if in final encouragement. Though Ford was not to take the oath of office for another two hours, the famous black box, the repository for the nation's military codes-an ugly talisman that signifies the transfer of power in the nuclear age-was left behind with a military aide. It was the first time it had been away from Nixon since Jan. 20, 1969, the day he had taken charge of it from Lyndon Johnson...
Persistent Problems. But the relief was tempered by a realization that the transfer of power by itself would do little to solve the economy's persistent problems of rampant inflation, sky-high interest rates and declining output. Both sides of the mood were successively illustrated on Wall Street, where the Nixon years have been mostly bearish; though the Dow Jones industrial average hit its alltime high of 1052 in January 1973, at the beginning of last week it stood 180 points below its level on Nixon's Inauguration Day in 1969. In the first three days of last...