Word: accesses
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Critics of the parks have claimed that impersonality would be inevitable in such large complexes. But Pettigrew was confident that adequate planning and architecture could conquer that problem. Each unit within a complex must be designed to have individuality, and yet easy access to central facilities, he said...
...sampling of British manufacturers, for example, showed 91% in favor of joining up. Though Britain's cost of living is likely to rise 4% or more because of the Common Market's higher food cost, the disadvantage will be more than offset by the advantage of access to the larger and more challenging market that Britain's underproductive industries so sorely need...
Bethell still has the right to publish anything he wants in the Bulletin, but at the same time he has access to plenty of free help from both the alumni and the Administration. He meets every two weeks with the directors of the Bulletin--six alumni who are all prominent authors or publishers and who act as advisors, with the ultimate responsibility for business decisions like hiring and firing the editor. The Bulletin staff also includes under the amorphous heading "Editorial Committee" two liaison men with the University -- one in President Pusey's office and the other in Dean Ford...
...discussed another series of amendments supported by both Shuman and the Executive Committee. These amendments would give HDC members access to the minutes of closed Executive Committee meetings. Shuman will submit this series of amendments for ratification at next Monday's meeting...
...year, N.S.A. President-to-be-Philip Sherburne, a graduate of the University of Oregon, was invited to a room at Arlington's Marriott Motor Hotel. Two CIA men met him for what had become an annual routine for top N.S.A. officials: they told him that he would have access to important facts about the organization if he would sign the security pledge. He agreed. First, he learned that he had been judged "witty" (CIA jargon for the one who passes security clearance) and second, that nearly all of N.S.A.'s funds came from "the firm" (code slang...