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...campaign. As head of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency under President Ford, Ikle, 56, fought hard to torpedo the SALT I agreement. While Kissinger was in Moscow putting the final touches on the agreement, Ikle was at the White House arguing against the treaty. Caspar Weinberger wanted to appoint another SALT opponent, Paul Nitze, to the job, but Senator Helms and other conservatives argued that he had not been an active Reagan supporter. In a FORTUNE article published two years ago, Ikle had warned: "If the U.S. is not already militarily inferior [to the Soviet Union], it soon will...
...ordinance, which may formally be enacted later this month, would allow the city council to designate neighborhoods as "conservation districts" and appoint a committee of four residents and one city official to review all plans for construction, demolition, or major renovation of building exteriors. If the panel disapproved of any plans, it could postpone them indefinitely...
...appointments come three months after the University signed an agreement with the Labor Department requiring the School to make efforts to appoint one or more women or Black faculty members...
...University agreed to make "every good faith effort to appoint one or more women or Black faculty members to the Law School," and to encourage women and minorities to apply for faculty positions...
Graham T. Allison Jr. '62, dean of the school, will appoint two students as full members of each of the three committees--which admit students to the school's three graduate programs--probably by the end of January, Ira A. Jackson, associate dean, said yesterday...