Word: delayed
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...were sent to widely separated prisons. Two of the sisters themselves were imprisoned briefly, then allowed to return to their family home near Salcedo, 70 miles northwest of Ciudad Trujillo. Two months ago, without explanation, all three husbands were moved to a prison near Salcedo. There, after a tantalizing delay, the wives were granted permission to make a joint visit a fortnight ago. The sisters' cars had been confiscated; gratefully they accepted a stranger's offer to ride to the prison in his Jeep. On the way back, for reasons unexplained, the Jeep driver left the main highway...
...recent comunications appearing in your column concerning the so-called "Stillman Negligence" case seems to be on the one hand lacking in facts and on the other hand avoiding the issue. I must sympathize with Messrs. Polacheck and Sandquist in their expression of concern over the delay in the arrival of any aid. However it is somewhat extravagant to expect the University to provide and staff a thoroughly equipped, trained, and immediately available rescue squad. The University Health Services did all that I believe could be expected of them as is demonstrated by the facts contained in the communication from...
...ensure a delay on the Old Colony action, Judge Robert E. Anderson of the New Haven Federal District Court granted yesterday afternoon an extension of the deadline for exercising the option from Dec. 16 to April...
...between two beds, keeping up his courage with periodic nips at a bottle of brandy. Escorted by Alexander, Welbeck emerged from the bullet-scarred residence with a weak smile and a face-saving lie: "I am moving only because my government has asked me to go." Aware that any delay might get Welbeck lynched, the British general grabbed him firmly by the arm and snapped: "You come right along now. The plane's waiting...
During more than a year of tedious negotiating, Hayes demanded 140 separate changes, and Tabler gave in on 124. The changes and delays added $2,000,000 to costs. But to give in on the remaining 16 would throw building costs so high that the project would be uneconomical. Hilton's attorney finally took the fight to the California district court. There last week Tabler won. The court ordered the city to issue a building permit. Appeals by the city may delay the actual start, despite a plea from San Francisco merchants to let the court decision stand...