Word: assisters
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...What Mr. Baker says about complaining is undoubtedly true. It might also be effective, however, for people to write and phone in praise of a person or company that has gone out of its way to assist a customer. Surely, we have all run into one such incident. A little positive reinforcement can't hurt...
...that large numbers of additional attorneys will now be needed to defend indigents. Where will all the lawyers come from? Douglas noted that "there are 18,000 new admissions to the bar each year." In a separate opinion, Justices Brennan, Douglas and Stewart suggested that law school students might assist indigent defendants under the supervision of a law professor or a practicing attorney...
Verge of Hell. Many U.S. physicians believe that such agony is neither necessary nor desirable. They prefer to assist the addict through his withdrawal with other drugs (TIME, Jan. 4, 1971) and even to keep a patient on a heroin substitute indefinitely if necessary. But the Japanese, who have always taken a puritanical attitude toward drugs, regard this as a continuation of addiction...
...Commencement speech, Marshall said: "It is logical that the United States should do whatever it is able to do to assist in the return of normal economic health in the world, without which there can be no political stability and no assured peace...
Moulton said that Harvard is willing to assist in relocation, but added that he thinks the Nixons "haven't been working too hard" at finding a new place. "We've been looking for every incentive to get them to leave," Moulton said. He was quick to add, though, that Monday's fire drill was not one of these incentives...