Word: connections
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...reaches the border at a different point from where Guatemala's road net touches the Mexican border. At present a 164-mile, $35 railway-flatcar haul bridges the gap. With $1,425,000 granted last October by the U.S. Bureau of Public Roads, construction is getting started to connect the loose ends. But Nixon, who wants to help anti-Communist President Carlos Castillo Armas with public works, backs a speedup (with $20 million to $30 million in U.S. aid) that will quickly close the gap and pave the rest of the highway-now mostly gravel-through that country...
...Crimson's edge may come from its ability to connect with playmaking passes, a talent noticeably lacking in the Eagles' initial 4 to 2 win over Providence...
...Coast Transmission Co., Ltd. and the Pacific Northwest pipeline Corp. West Coast Transmission, whose plan to supply Washington and Oregon with Canadian gas was turned down by the FPC last year (TIME, June 28), hopes to build a pipeline from British Columbia straight through to California, where it will connect with a second line built by Pacific Northwest coming up from New Mexico and Colorado's San Juan field...
...plan to build an addition to Winthrop House joining Gore and Standish Halls has been submitted to the administration by Ronald M. Ferry '12, Winthrop Housemaster. The new structure would connect the two buildings at the Mill Street...
...airports and pilots. By thus extending the range of the aerial police, traffic jams can be stopped before they develop. A basic need on the ground is long-range radar equipment, a high-cost item that only a small percentage of U.S. airports now has. CAA's proposal: connect airport control towers to the Air Force's long-range radar warning net, which is already in operation near most big U.S. cities. While there are still some technical problems to be worked out, CAA is confident that a way can be found to use Air Force radar without...