Word: wouldn
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Cranston, the treaties' floor leader, could count only 60 sure votes and four more "leaning" in favor of the pact, with eight still undecided. Although Cranston hopes to pick up more votes in the weeks ahead, he cautions: "I wouldn't bet a large amount of money on the outcome...
...staffers say Carter wanted Lance to keep his special passport because "he may be sending Lance on a diplomatic mission." That argument was not convincing to Frances Knight, the former chief of the Passport Office. "If I had been there, he would never have gotten it," she huffed. "I wouldn't have called the White House. I would have called Bert...
...only Sue Ellen was applying. Recalls Sue Ellen: "When the dean called me for an interview, he said, 'I notice that your husband is a biologist too. What will he do?' All of a sudden, he was backing away. I suggested that he consider both of us, but he wouldn't hear of it." Some college administrators feel that they have good reason to be wary. "If you get divorced," they ask appointment-sharing applicants, "will we be caught in the middle of a custody fight...
...thought of a demagogic, anti-intellectual president sounds frightening, all right, but it wouldn't be anything new--just think of California's last contribution to the White House: adopted son Richard Nixon...
...Dick Stewart, another Young Turk, as head coach of Fordham. Penders was recently interviewed for the past--but right now, all he's thinking about is tonight's impending imbroglio with Penn. As for McLaughlin: as the Harvard mentor said after watching his team lose to the Lions, "I wouldn't mind having a ticket for that game...