Word: travelling
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...almost the only issue in the March 14 Florida primary, and Wallace seems fairly certain to ride the much-maligned yellow vehicles to victory there. In both North and South, the school bus is emerging as an unexpectedly dangerous hazard on the road that Democratic contenders have to travel to reach their party's nomination for President. The number of politicians still willing to speak out unequivocally against all antibusing moves was dwindling, but at least three persisted: Florida Governor Reubin Askew. New York Mayor John Lindsay and Connecticut Senator Abraham Ribicoff. Protested Ribicoff: "If politicians continue...
...free that in transit to Harvard's Loeb Experimental Theater lost its last Hurrah. While this might just look like fanatic adherence to the credo of truth-in-advertising by an over-conscientious Harvard producer, it is actually the author's stipulation that when his three one-act satires travel separately they must do so under assumed names. This production--including the original's two longer one-acts. "T.V." and "Interview." but not the shorter "Motel"--deserves more hurrahs than its incognito lets...
Precluding an accident. Baughman will be one of the few Harvard swimmers to travel to West Point for the NCAA's from March 23-25. After that he will take a brief rest before he begins to train for the Olympic trials in early August...
Taxpayers give Senators $42,500 a year, along with generous travel and stationery allowances, to attend to the nation's legislative business. But in the men's-club atmosphere of the Senate, absenteeism is something of a way of life. Constituents' demands, to be sure, must be met-along with campaign obligations. Many Senators are also called away by the lucrative lecture circuit. Several weeks ago, Majority Leader Mike Mansfield said angrily: "The record is abominable. None of us was drafted for this...
...number of students expecting to travel, still looking for employment or without definite plans increased to 27 per cent of the total. Students surveyed said they intended "'to subsist,' 'to relax,' and 'to grow up,'" and seemed "not as obsessed with security as were their fathers," shunning "those activities which exert an unusual amount of control over their dress, time, or lifestyle...