Word: trend
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...That trend continued this week, as local officials reported registration in the three student precincts for the presidential primary was among the heaviest in the city. And there are signs of upsets in the making for March 4 among student voters...
...beneficiary of that trend may be Rep. John Anderson (R-Ill.), a moderate Republican running strong on the city's campuses. If Anderson does well, he could rob votes from the city's favorite, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy '54 (D-Mass...
...rest of the Crimson found itself unprepared for another trend: a persistent disinclination on the part of the referees to call any penalties. Only two players sat in the box during the game...
...housing is becoming scarcer because of demolition, abandonment and especially condomania. In Chicago 60,000 leased apartments have converted to condominiums since 1963, creating a severe housing crunch in parts of the city, notably the fashionable Near North Side. Last year 12,000 New York apartments went cooperative. The trend may accelerate as a result of Citibank's announcement last week that it was making $1 billion in loans available for houses and coops...
...operating in late 1983, the plant will become the flagship of a program that by the mid-1980s will make France the second largest producer of nuclear power, behind only the U.S. and ahead of West Germany, Japan and the U.S.S.R. France's progress runs counter to the trend in other Western nations, where opponents of atom power and rising costs have impeded its development just as the need for alternatives to oil has become most acute. Only the Soviet Union is developing nuclear energy as assiduously as France...