Word: ulcerations
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Thursday morning, Domenici concluded that the entire budget process would be imperiled if his committee did not quickly reach a decision. He sent word through aides to Howard Baker, who was briefly hospitalized for treatment of an ulcer, that he could wait no longer. Baker agreed. The budget chairman next lunched with Florida Senator Lawton Chiles, ranking Democrat on the committee. Domenici told Chiles that the White House was seeking yet another delay in the vote. Domenici said he would present the Administration's revenue proposals to the committee; if they lost, as he expected, Chiles should offer...
...housing shortage, and his wife had to face the adjustment to a country where women spend their lives covered from head to toe in several layers of black fabric. They were still getting their bearings when a prince, a special friend of the king's needed treatment for an ulcer. His high status and the awkward timing made the doctor's visit a test case for the entire hospital. Dr. Hugh Compton, the hospital's director of medical affairs, told...
William Black was assuring everyone last week that he was not dead. Eighty plus, yes, but not dead. Afflicted with heart trouble, a bleeding ulcer and a third ailment he will not disclose, yes, but still not dead. Said Black: "I know how Mark Twain must have felt when he stated that reports of his demise had been greatly exaggerated...
...describing HUD's charges as a smokescreen for "inadequate funding for public housing." Swibel held firm, refusing to resign at a raucous CHA meeting early last week. "I'm staying because I've done nothing wrong," he insisted shortly before being hospitalized with an apparent ulcer attack...
DIED. Raymond ("Buddy") Parker, 68, mild-mannered former Detroit Lions head coach who transformed a woeful, second-division football team into a gridiron juggernaut, winning the national championship in 1952 and 1953; of complications from a ruptured ulcer; in Kaufman, Texas. Parker is credited with the development of the two-minute drill, a predetermined series of plays used near the end of a half or a game...