Word: access
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White House Correspondents Laurence I. Barrett, attending his fifth summit, and Barrett Seaman, whose experience goes back to the 1978 meeting in Bonn, had to contend with what Seaman calls "the bane of all reporters covering presidential trips": pools, the often tedious arrangements in which publications rotate coverage where access is limited. "They are necessary, but they add enormously to already grueling schedules," Seaman says. "Oppressive security arrangements in Bonn also made coverage of the ceremonies quite difficult...
Olivetti has gained access to AT&T's famed Bell Laboratories in New Jersey, which employs some 13,000 technicians. The Italian company brought its own valuable dowry to the union, specifically an international marketing network that AT&T lacked. The two firms have begun to sell each other's products in their respective geographic areas. AT&T will introduce its Dimension System 85, an in-house telephone exchange, in Europe through its new partner. Olivetti in turn is providing AT&T with electronic work stations and personal computers for sale...
...Center's staff, with the aid of Harvard law students, helps low income residents in Boston gain access to the legal system...
Under the original Dole budget proposal, which President Bok and other educators attacked as a serious threat 'o poor and middle class access to higher education Harvard stood to lose 26.5 percent of its federal college student and subsidy, according to a University analysis conducted last month...
DIED. Yoichi Okamoto, 69, the first official White House photographer, appointed by President Lyndon Johnson and given unprecedented access to create a complete record of an Administration; by his own hand (hanging); in Bethesda...