Word: access
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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RELATIONS WITH THE PRESIDENT AND CONGRESS. The director, says Bush, must have "direct access to the President. Turner apparently already has his ear and that's good. He should have a regular appointment with Carter. He'll have to get up to the Hill a lot. I made 51 formal appearances in less than a year. Congressional oversight has proliferated, and most individual Congressmen realize that oversight now is very different from the past. It's less adversary than it was and much more constructive. Members of Congress are totally informed on the budget, and that...
...independent operations side would create undertakings quite beyond necessity. It wouldn't have a hell of a lot to do, so it would think up a whole lot of dirty tricks. The Bay of Pigs was very highly compartmentalized, so much so that CIA analysts had no access to it before it was undertaken. If the analysts had been brought in, they would have immediately seen the flaws in the undertaking and advised against...
...reiteration of his goals." To the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, the chat "came across like a cup-of-coffee conversation at the corner drugstore, instead of a discussion at the club." The New York Times, however, found "something troubling about a President's unique and unconstrained access to instruments of mass persuasion" and fretted that "Carter's hold on public opinion will be formidable...
...second highest level of safety, with limited access, sterilization equipment, and a special waste disposal system. EK-2 is a host-bacteria, found in the human gut, and used as a containment level in gene-splicing research...
Korn said yesterday he was dissatisfied with the lack of facilities at the Union. The Quincy dining room is merely a room full of tables, the center has no access to cooking facilities, and is required to close after...