Word: travelling
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Eclipses are awesome sights, and though astronomers have to travel to inaccessible places to study them, they do allow us to see such different aspects of the sun that these expeditions are well worth while," Pasachoff added...
...incident is "just part of a general restriction on the travel of people-all we can do is wait," Webb said. Czech officials allow only a few academics to leave their country, according to Webb...
...Americans will be stationed at a camp in Havana Province with an approximately equal number of young Cubans. They will spend about six weeks cutting sugar cane and will travel for two weeks before returning home...
...state of Biafra, last week was WAWA and then some. At the moment of victory for Nigeria, the nearest TIME Correspondent was James Wilde, 1,000 miles away in Kinshasa, the Congo. He could just as well have been on the moon. Defeated by bureaucracy and the vagaries of travel in Africa, Wilde was forced to assess the situation on the basis of long experience in the war and previous interviews with Biafran Leader Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu...
...months ago, under Patman's prodding, the House passed a tough bill to break up one-bank holding companies, through which nearly every major bank in the U.S. has taken steps to diversify into such highly profitable fields as insurance, mutual funds, travel agencies, equipment leasing and data processing. Last month, Congress passed the 1969 Tax Reform Act, which not only imposed a sharp tax increase on banks but also deprived them of the flexibility that bankers regard as important in managing investment portfolios. There is a distinct possibility that the banking system will be confronted with even more...