Word: travelling
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...course, yielded and spent twelve days in Memorial in late September and early October for treatment of phlebitis, the painful inflammation of the veins in his left leg that has bothered him off and on since 1964. It could at any time cause a fatal blood clot to travel upward in the bloodstream through his heart to the lungs...
...however, were beyond the prosecution's control. Judge Sirica was still handling the trial in a controversial way (see box page 21), and two illnesses posed ticklish future decisions for Sirica to make. Nixon's postoperative complications made it highly unlikely that he will be able to travel to Washington before the trial ends. Defendant John Ehrlichman's attorneys nonetheless continued to insist that Nixon is vital to their case. Thus proposals to move the entire trial temporarily to California or to take Nixon's testimony by closed-circuit television or on video tape were under...
...Crimson should rebound by defeating the Tigers on Saturday, and Brown is not ambushed by Cornell, the stage would be set for the big Ivy showdown. The Bruins travel to the Business School field on November 16 to tangle with the Crimson, in a contest which could very well determine the Ivy championship...
...that "any action taken would have to [be] consistent with our educational purpose. Our job is to teach school and do research in Cambridge..." He states further that Harvard would pay for the trip "because we don't want to be under any obligation." By current rates for air travel that amounts to at least $7000 and possibly $10,200--for air travel alone! I think that it is wonderful that Harvard has so great an excess of resources...
Courses are longer and sleeker, knickers have given way to bellbottoms, balls are livelier and travel farther, hickory staffs on clubs have been replaced by stainless steel or expensive graphite (up to $2,000 per set). Those are the obvious changes in golf since the game was first played in Scotland some 500 years...