Word: wounded
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...heralded long-term plans for a New Federalism. But since the Governors had long complained about Washington's heavy hand on a multitude of federal aid programs for the states, they could scarcely ignore Reagan's potentially historic proposals. In something of an Administration victory, the Governors wound up spending most of their three days debating federalism rather than berating the budget...
...straight game victory over Brown's Daren Kleiner The other seeds had an equally easy time in advancing Top-ranked Alicia McConnell, the UPenn superstar, disposed of Williams's Barbara Reiffer in a lopsided win and added injury to insult by sending Reiffer to UHS with a bleeding wound above her left...
Kissinger said yesterday that he felt fine but still had some pain in his surgical wound, adding. "I need more sleep than my normal four to five hours...
...employees who lost their jobs because of foreign competition, such as auto and steel workers, received up to 70% of their wages for a maximum of 18 months. These jobless workers, whose numbers reached 281,000 in fiscal 1981, also received regular unemployment checks, and some of them wound up with more money after taxes than they had when they were working...
...obsolete in a computerized era. He was 54 and unable to find work. His finances slid downhill fast. He had no significant savings. He could not get credit or loans. Because technically he had quit his job, he did not qualify for unemployment benefits. Within four weeks he wound up in Los Angeles "with two dollars in my pocket looking for some place to eat." A passer-by steered him to the Union Rescue Mission. A year later London is still there, receiving meals, a bed in an eight-man dormitory room and an $8 weekly allowance. He plans...