Word: procession
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...Harvard varsity sailing team came from behind to win the New England States Intersectional Regatta last weekend at Tufts, but in the process it had to sacrifice the Ivy League Championships, held the same days at Cornell...
...frightened, angry or threatened. It goes to the right, not to the left. The more frightened it becomes, the angrier it gets, the more extreme its action. And America has the largest middle class in the world. We must get away from the notion that the democratic process is designed to bring perfection. It is designed to permit improvement...
President Nixon relayed his sympathies for the environmental cause through an aide, but otherwise did not participate, perhaps in apprehension that Earth Day might turn into a confrontation. Besides, Denis Hayes, national coordinator of the Environmental Teach-in, had suggested that Earth Day should "bypass the traditional political process." Interior Secretary Walter Hickel, in a display of candor if not superior timing, told an Alaska Earth Day audience that a controversial 800-mile hot oil pipeline will be built from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez, despite concern that it will endanger fragile tundra along the way. The Administration holds that...
...Xerox 660-1 model rents for $60 a month plus 4½? per copy, and the Xerox 660-3 rents for $100 a month plus 2? to 4½? per copy, depending on the quantity actually made. Like other Xerox models, the 660s depend on a patented process called xerography (from the Greek, meaning dry writing), which uses light and heat to transfer images. Both the Xerox machines and IBM's new entry turn out copies of similar legibility...
...suit, Xerox said that it had twice refused IBM's request for a license to produce xerographic office copiers. But IBM is licensed to use Xerox processes for computer equipment. The suit accused IBM of using trade secrets provided under that agreement to produce its new office copier. In IBM's process, an image of the original document is picked up by a photoconductive drum. A toner powder, mixed with developer fluid, cascades over the drum, which then transfers the image electrostatically onto the copying paper...