Word: travels
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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EARLIER THIS MONTH, IT LOOKED AS THOUGH MIKHAIL Gorbachev had gone from being the new Russia's most famous and privileged private citizen to being its first refusenik, deprived of his right to travel. Then, late last week, he was allowed to fly to Germany for Willy Brandt's funeral. But he remains in trouble back home...
Huth said he could not bring his work at Fermi to a close for "at least two years" and that he will travel between Cambridge and Batavia for his first year here...
...opportunities. This President knows every leader -- almost every leader in the world on a first-name basis. He's the one that can sit down, negotiate free-trade agreements, knock down tariffs, knock down barriers, create a world environment of free, fair trade rather than protectionism, and if you travel the road that Bill Clinton wants to travel, it will be much more of a protectionist road that will cost us jobs; small businesses will be denied export opportunities, jobs will be lost, and our country will suffer...
...group called 3's Company, which appeared in between folk singers doing whaling songs at coffeehouses and never attracted much of a following. In 1974 he earned so little and had such high expenses that the IRS came calling. The auditor found the $2,200 in travel receipts in order but asked Janice why in the world he kept at it for only $4,000 a year. "It's in his blood," she sighed...
...early quiz- show participants, the two men stood behind individual lecterns, as solitary as Hemingway heroes. The questions -- posed by a distinguished panel of journalists to reassure viewers that nothing was rigged -- demanded both a detailed knowledge of government programs (farm subsidies and the Tennessee Valley Authority) and a travel writer's mastery of obscure foreign locales (Ghana, Laos and Formosa...