Word: bureaucratice
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Tom Roller's warehouse is a monument to bureaucratic bumbling. A stroll through it stirs up visions of shattered, best-forgotten programs for the public good, and the rise and fall of federal agencies. Of course Roller doesn't see it that way. He prefers to think of...
Taxes: Sons of Proposition 13. Ever since Californians voted to slash property taxes by 57% two years ago, Proposition 13 fever has been spreading across the country. This week tax-cutting measures appeared on ten state ballots. The tax revolt hit hardest in Massachusetts, a state that has long been...
In this case, the company is MASCO--in other cases, it is Harvard Real Estate and, who knows, maybe Veritech--and its business is producing power. And true, MASCO's temporary troubles are over--the workers are back on the job. The incident, however, is symptomatic of a disease familiar...
Grant T. Hammond '66, executive director of the CfIA, said last week the committee staff "cannot stand alone given the bureaucratic superstructure of the University, and since we think what they do is a legitimate and necessary activity, we would be happy to have them as a quasi-independent agency...
Reagan would try harder?a good deal harder. He sincerely believes that "the permanent structure" of Washington bureaucracy stifles free enterprise and individual initiative. He is deeply?and instinctively?committed to "getting the Government off the backs of the people." When Reagan vows to reduce the regulatory role of Government...