Word: accept
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...months ago, Schultze left the Government to accept an economics teaching job at the University of Mary land. At that time, President Johnson made the unusual gesture toward an official of such modest rank of writing a letter hailing Schultze as "brilliant." And when Gordon insisted on leaving, the President remembered Schultze -and called him back to Washington...
Public schools holding special classes for children with special environmental problems will be required to accept similar students from private schools on a "shared-time" basis-already a longstanding practice in some communities, where parochial-school students attend certain classes in public schools. Since Title I is pegged to state levels of school support, it is expected to have a bootstrap effect as states realize that each dollar they add to their own support will bring more federal funds. Beginning in 1966, districts that increase their own spending by at least 105% per pupil can apply for a matching amount...
...week the federal supreme court unanimously granted Arraes a writ of habeas corpus-in effect, ordering his release forthwith from Fort Santa Cruz across the bay from Rio. His jailers simply ignored the order, as well as a brusque telegram from the supreme court president directing the generals to "accept the decision just as it was communicated...
...Coles is excellently qualified to judge this movie's accuracy, and I accept his judgment. Clearly The Cool World is more worthwhile than I thought it was. My point about Shirley Clarke's imagination is that the way she presented her story led me to distrust its accuracy: She was making a pitch, and she injected symptoms of social malfunction in an almost rhetorical way; the foggy soundtrack and sloppy camerawork were clearly meant to give the movie a documentary veneer; she didn't tell enough about Duke or anyone else in the movie to make them convincing as individuals...
Werner Bundschuh, Editor-in-Chief of the News, said last night that Case's failure to accept or reject next year's officers had further aggravated student suspicions that their opinions are being ignored by the administration...