Word: stays
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...going to have to struggle to stay in Division I," nordic captain Eric Nordel said yesterday. "If we don't get any snow between now and the Middlebury carnival (in three weeks), they'll probably hold the jumping at Lake Placid again...
...When you add this to the six- or eight-week recuperation period, you see that transplant patients often spend ten to 12 weeks in the hospital-an awful lot of which is in the intensive care unit," Collins said, adding, "The Average ICU stay of a cardiac patient is 48 hours...
Kennedy no longer looked grim or dejected, as he did after his loss in Iowa, nor was he talking about withdrawing from the race if he loses in New England. After Iowa, he said that he had to beat Carter in Maine and New Hampshire to stay in the race, but now he claimed to be ready to go all no the contests...
...seemingly endless flights of troop transports into Kabul airport, carrying army regulars to replace the mobilized reservists who took part in the original invasion, suggested that the Soviets are settling in for a long stay. Oil Tycoon Armand Hammer last week said that Soviet Ambassador Anatoli Dobrynin had assured him that the troops would leave; but they surely will not go until the Kabul government of Babrak Karmal is secure and the insurgency is under control -and that could take months, if not years...
...five-thirty when the 'President' finally arrives, to Spinola's great relief. The President is terse; he cannot stay long, as an important meeting will take place that evening. But the General understands; he is familiar with the busy schedule of political leaders and is most grateful simply to have the President's acquaintance. It is a manic scene, with the 'President' nodding "Yes, your Excellency," the General unctuously urging their cooperation, and Wallraff nimbly interjecting answers to every question directed at his President...