Word: withdrawal
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...want to look too far into the future. But at the Geneva talks we insisted that Turkey should not be expected to withdraw forces now or stop reinforcing them. The reason is that we have learned from dire experience over the years that our military presence is necessary if we are to contribute to establishing constitutional order in Cyprus as well as maintaining the safety of the Turkish Cypriots. And we have to keep troops there as long as necessary-until we can feel sure about Cyprus. To reach that stage, there must be mutual confidence, on the island...
...Trusting. Gurney denies the charges. Blaming Williams for illegal fund raising, Gurney says he was "careless and unobservant and too trusting." The day before the indictments were handed down, he mailed off his qualifying papers for September's primary, but he may well withdraw. His trial is not expected to begin-and will not be completed-before the primary...
...Eventually, I will make a decision on impeachment, and when I do, I'll go all out," Rhodes last week told TIME Correspondent Neil MacNeil. Since Rhodes had earlier told MacNeil that he would withdraw from any active leadership role if he decided to vote for impeachment, he was in effect admitting that he intends to fight for Nixon...
...management. He took the new post of executive vice chairman, and was succeeded as chief executive by Joseph W. Barr, a former Democratic Congressman from Indiana arid Secretary of the Treasury during the last few weeks of Lyndon Johnson's Administration. Frightened depositors continued to withdraw their savings. The bank lost more than $100 million in deposits last week, bringing withdrawals to $930 million, or almost a third of the $3 billion deposits that Franklin held when the bad news began to break six weeks...
...more in such high-interest securities as Treasury bills and bank certificates of deposit. Each investor who wants the service can also open a no-balance checking account at Boston's National Shawmut Bank. When the bank gets a check for payment, it will withdraw the funds from the customer's Income Trust account, but until then the money earns interest. Although checks can be written only for $1,000 or more, William Byrnes, vice president of Fidelity Group, says expansively that this type of plan could pull "billions" out of the commercial banking system...