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Daniel Steiner '54, the University's general counsel, warned the Faculty yesterday not to look for "ways to get around" the provisions of the newly-amended law that gives students access to their educational files...
...Northeastern states, where it heats 30% of the homes and fuels 90% of the oil-fired generating plants. To ease the economic impact on those states, the Administration would spread the higher crude-oil costs around the country through the current equalization program. In effect, Western refineries with easy access to "old" domestic oil, selling at a controlled price of $5.25 per bbl., would subsidize Eastern refineries that are dependent on uncontrolled oil from foreign sources or "new" domestic oil-production in excess of a 1972 base period that is allowed to sell at the world price. Through this system...
...existing ambient noise is determined largely by street traffic, with the most annoying noise intrusions being produced mainly by trucks and buses. The most significant likely moise contribution by Library activity is from visitor access road vehicles. Shuttle buses for the satellite parking lot and tour buses represent the main potential source of Library related vehicular noise...
Meetings with the editorial boards of The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Boston Globe, Washington Post and/or weekly news magazines would be helpful to the broad cause of higher education and to those of us who need access to these periodicals in order to tell our story. Here, again, you can and should use material developed for University purposes (Nieman Convocation, alumni meetings, the fund groups...
...nine White House staffers with regular access to the Oval Office, only Henry Kissinger, 51, serves in the same post he held under Nixon: Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs. He does double duty by also running the State Department. Along with Kissinger, four other aides have Cabinet rank: Donald Rumsfeld, 42, who replaced Alexander Haig as chief of staff; Robert Hartmann, 57, who handles speechwriting chores as Ray Price did under Nixon; Philip W. Buchen, 59, who has assumed Leonard Garment's legal duties; and John O. Marsh Jr., 48, who succeeds William Timmons as chief...