Word: access
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Much has to be done, beyond merged admissions, equal access, and new housing proposals to make Harvard and Radcliffe and their residents equal members of the same community, and if at some point at least one stark-raving mad Radcliffe student storms a dining hall attendant or section person, well, don't say you weren't warned... Holly Sean Kennedy...
White responded by defending his record. He noted that although the tax rate rose during his first term, it has remained stable for the past four years. He also stressed the importance of his "Little City Halls," set up throughout Boston to allow individuals greater access to city government...
...success in some sales overseas but did not list the specific payments. This secrecy was defended by the assertion that "disclosure could have a serious impact on several hundred million dollars of the company's present backlog" of $1.6 billion in foreign orders. Haughton denied both Senate committees access to the details: "Attempting to establish names of recipients or attempting to prove that payments had been received in specific foreign countries would be unfair, would serve no useful purpose and would cause a maximum amount of harm." (August 25 hearings...
...placing people with access to high government officials in Iran on the governing boards to complain about any problems concerning restraints...
...case just after the Examiner's 3 p.m. final deadline, and refused to share with his editors his knowledge of any FBI disclosures. Though KQED-TV Reporter Marilyn Baker talked regularly with him on his private home phone, Examiner staffers on the story were routinely denied access. Says Examiner Reporter Carol Pogash: "There was a gag on us. We were told to cool it, not to pursue our leads...