Word: access
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...part because of Ford's failures to practice his four Cs, his old friends on Capitol Hill Ig^Vrvr)' is overrode his vetoes of twc V" ^~V-, ^ ning margins. The first veto involved amendments to the 1966 Freedom of Information Act that would give citizens easier access to Government documents. Only 58 members of Congress-31 hi the House and 27 hi the Senate-stood with the President...
...including the Palestinians; Israeli withdrawal to the approximate borders of 1967, with United Nations forces patrolling demilitarized zones on both sides of Israel's borders; self-determination for the Palestinian people of the West Bank; a special status for the Old City of Jerusalem, providing equal and uninhibited access for members of all faiths; and a general great-power guarantee of the settlement and its terms, under the auspices of the United Nations, reinforced by a direct American treaty guarantee of Israel's independence and territory...
...weeks ago the University of Florida law school's Center for Government Responsibility reported to Congress that, despite Executive objections, the law could and should be amended to assure greater access. That critical conclusion found detailed support in an examination of the act in the current Columbia Law Review. Without needed amendments, said Author Gregory Waples, "the statute cannot attain the lofty ideals that mesmerized its drafters...
This policy will not guarantee access to confidential material, Daniel Steiner '54, general counsel to the University, said yesterday. It only urges deans of faculties and vice presidents to assist students in attempting to obtain permission from authors of confidential material to return the material to the non-confidential files. If that permission is refused, the material must remain in escrow...
...administration is awaiting further action on the Buckley amendment, which granted students 18 or over access to their files. Sen. James L. Buckley (R-N.Y.), who initiated the proposal, and Sen. Claiborne Pell (D-R.I.) have agreed to meet to discuss changing or delaying implementation of the bill. Aides of Senator Pell said yesterday that the two senators have not yet met and have made no headway concerning the bill...