Word: travelling
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Miles to Go. Few doubt that Frances Knight has been an aggressive and effective head at Passport, which under her tenure has had to expand its business more than 300% to meet the growing demands of international travel. But her efforts to extend her domain further sometimes bring on undiplomatic responses from her superiors...
...draft a statement, which he then read to Hegge. "I accept the prize," said Solzhenitsyn. "As far as it will depend on me, I intend to receive the prize in person on the traditional day." To make sure no one could say that he was too ill to travel, Solzhenitsyn added: "I am in good health...
...Pentagon wasted no time issuing an order prohibiting the shipment of classified material by commercial passenger planes. The Defense Department also put out the word that officials involved in highly classified work should stay off commercial flights; instead, they should take military or chartered aircraft, or travel by ship, train...
...national forests and cattle ranches of central Oregon's sprawling Crook County are light-years away from cities and subdivisions. Some of the 2,450 students scattered over Crook's 3,000-sq. mi. school district travel 50 miles to class. The crisis in Crook, however, is distressingly familiar. Since last spring, taxpayers have rejected the school budget four times, finally settling for a version that was reduced by $90,000. A campaign was also begun to oust the school board; teachers' salaries were slashed by virtual coercion; a circuit court judge was called in to settle...
There may be one color-Army or Marine Corps green-in the foxhole, but there are two worlds when the races relax. During off-duty hours 56 per cent of he black GI's seek out other blacks; on liberty and R and R trips, even more travel only with blacks. One in five blacks said he depised whites, and only 17 per cent counted whites among their best friends...