Word: appointed
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...last week's TIME Board of Economists meeting, Arthur Okun proposed an incomes policy. The President, he said, should appoint a commission of distinguished citizens to spend six months consulting with labor leaders, corporate chiefs and consumer groups in order to work out equitable and noninflationary guidelines for wage and price behavior. During those six months, the President would ask all businesses to refrain from increasing prices and all labor leaders who are negotiating contracts to take perhaps a 5% interim wage boost and keep the contracts open for final negotiation when the guidelines come out. If even partially accepted...
Fitzgerald-according to Vellucci the only Committee member dissenting from the decision to continue the search-provoked the recent controversy when he moved on November 4 to appoint Frisoli permanent Superintendent...
...Committee promises a sequel to this report, but this seems uncertain. Had the preliminary report come out a year ago, the Committee might have had enough feedback by now to help guide the new president. As it is, he will probably consult his own commissions and appoint some new successor to the overworked and flagging Committee on Governance...
...board of hearing examiners will be the first such board in the United States to be comprised of law students. Cronin said that he has already appointed twenty Harvard Law students to the board and that he expects to appoint at least ten more to deal with the backlog of adjustment hearings...
Frank Frisoli '35, is back at his $34.000 job as Acting Superintendent of Cambridge Schools, a post he temperamentally resigned during last Tuesday's angry School Committee meeting. Tonight the School Committee may appoint him permanent Superintendent...