Word: attractants
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Passage of the measure is long overdue, as the last ten months of debate have amply demonstrated. Not only are the state's present finances in disastrous condition; not only must the present confiscatory property tax rates in the cities and towns be lowered to relieve overburdened homeowners and attract much needed industry to the depressed areas of the Commonwealth; not only does the governor have an election mandate for his plan but the future of Massachusett's schools depends upon raising sufficient revenue to implement the provisions of the Willis Commission Report and raise education in the state...
...Economics Department has doubled the size of its junior faculty and halved the teaching load of each member this year in an effort to improve teaching and to attract new Ph.D.'s to Harvard...
Dunlop also pointed out that the present system will help to attract the best new men in the field by offering them more time for research. Their teaching will be better, Dunlop said, because they will have more time for preparation...
...other department chairmen commented yesterday on the advantages of Dunlop's policy for their own departments. Arthur A. Maass, chairman of the Government Department, said that the chief virtue of such a system is its ability to attract new men. As for his own department, Maass feels that a half-time teaching program should not be made a rigid policy at this time...
...truck and tractor factory to assemble automobiles as well. Alcoa has set up a pilot company as the first step toward establishing a $51 million aluminum works. The most hopeful investment field is in petrochemicals, where the government recently broke the long-held monopoly of state-owned Petrobras to attract more efficient private companies. Some ten corporations, including Jersey Standard, Gulf, and Phillips Petroleum, are now actively studying the investment possibilities. Brazil hopes that they will end up investing about $200 million each...