Aside from personal antipathies, the tension was caused partly by Owen's desire to take economic and industrial policy further to the right and partly by the Liberals' refusal to acknowledge Owen's right to be the "prime minister-designate" at the next general election a concession that had been made to Jenkins in 1983.
At his first news conference as the archbishop-designate, at the city's modern downtown Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels on Tuesday, Archbishop Gomez did not seem eager to engage repeated questions, many in Spanish, about the scandal, its impact on Catholics and accusations made by victims' advocacy groups that he mishandled abusive priests in his former archdiocese.
as designated at the time of appointment by the Secretary.
Does every borough have an official bloom? A. An official flower is designated at the discretion of the borough president.
"He's very good designating at the line of scrimmage who we're going to," Szott said.
"So we've only had one game on TV that was designated at the start of the season, against Warwickshire.
Tickets, $1,000, from (212) 997-0100 Living Landmarks WEDNESDAY -- Arie L. Kopelman, Louis S. Auchincloss, Jerry Orbach, Sam Waterston, Betty Allen, Paul Binder, Michael Christensen and Joseph F. Cullman III are this year's crop of "living landmarks," to be designated at the annual dinner-dance of the New York Landmarks Conservancy at the Plaza.
No matter, really, because although the Cherokee Club was a pleasant, provincial work, it was miles away from what the Landmarks Preservation Commission was designating at the time, and the developer had no reason to be concerned.
But court orders have piled up because the law says critical habitat has to be designated at the time a species is listed as endangered -- a fact environmental groups have used to force designations.
