Word: posing
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...pose the question, Is there a Jewish foreign policy [March 16]? Darn right there is; and this policy is based on morality and social justice not limited to Israel alone...
...black leaders, all three courses pose risks. A return to purely passive, conventional protest would destroy the morale and thrust of the black movement. Black nationalism, if carried to extremes, could lead to separatist schemes and policies which are unrealistic for an 11% minority that must live with whites. As for "revolution," it is clearly impossible, and irresponsible talk about it, however justified the anger that prompts it, can be dangerous because it may mislead blacks about the extent of their power and may serve to confirm whites in fear and repression. The most hopeful strategy thus seems...
...Faller has been working out each night since the Easterns, wrestling two nine-minute bouts against teammates that come in to help. His weight has steadied at about 160, and only the final two pounds may pose adjustment problems...
...surprisingly, one of Cambridge's greatest problems is controlling the tremendous daily influx of automobiles into the city. A survey two years ago revealed that Cambridge is 15 miles short of curb space necessary to accommodate the parking needs of these autos. While moving violations pose only a slight problem- how fast can you go in Cambridge anyway:-five sergeants in the Traffic Bureau dole out over 250,000 parking tickets within the city limits every year. Many of the violations are flagrant- double-parking, triple-parking, parking by fire hydrants- and habitual offenders, figuring that they will pay less...
...Collection Agency Practices) investigates abuses in poor Washington neighborhoods, collecting affidavits from citizens harassed by bill collectors who pose as lawyers and policemen. TUBE (Termination of Unfair Broadcasting Excesses), charging that many television commercials are deceptive, demands that the FCC monitor commercials before they are shown. PUMP (Protesting Unfair Marketing Practices) accuses gasoline retailers of selling identical gasoline under a broad spectrum of brand names and ratings. SOUP (Students Opposed to Unfair Practices) is pressing the Federal Trade Commission to fine the Campbell Soup Co. for a commercial in which glass marbles allegedly were employed to push soup solids...