Word: retained
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...should be business as usual at 3:30 p. m. this afternoon at Franklin Park when Harvard seeks to retain its championship in the Greater Boston cross country meet...
Largely because of its success, the program has been able to retain its independence. Until now, however, it enjoyed the active protection of its parent OEO. Rumsfeld says that he is not likely to decide on decentralization until he hears the results of a study by the National Advisory Council for his legal services later this month. He may further defer the matter until after the November elections. But Legal Services lawyers fear that they will soon, in the words of Terry Hatter Jr. of Los Angeles' Western Center on Law and Poverty, "end up handling nothing but divorces...
...donor's tissue until it was needed. One solution to their problem was developed by Dr. Rodney Perkins, of Palo Alto, Calif., who tried the buffered formaldehyde solution that has proved successful in the preservation of heart valves. The formaldehyde not only preserves the eardrum and helps retain its shape, but may even improve its tensile strength as well. As a result, doctors can now obtain healthy eardrums and ossicles from deceased donors and store them in an eardrum bank for up to seven months before they are used...
Brown said that the Coop's directors want to solve problems which have caused the falling rebates and still "retain the atmosphere" of the Coop...
...announced that it had interrogated more than 200 witnesses, and had decided to drop all charges because Defregger acted under duress. In an apparent tradeoff, Julius Cardinal Döpfner announced the next day that he would accept Defregger's resignation as leader of the diocese. Defregger will retain the rank of bishop and handle administrative tasks regarding religious orders. Meanwhile an investigation continues in the village of Filetto di Camarda, where the executions took place...