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Other women under consideration are Carla A. Hills, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development; Shirley M. Hufstedler, a Los Angeles appeals court judge; and Soia Mentschicoff, dean of the University of Miami Law School...
Donna Francesca (Lucia Bose), the wife of the hospital director; Bianca (Marthe Keller), a nurse; and Carla (Barbara Bouchet), who is married to a member of Bonaccorsisi's staff. Other, lesser men may thirst for a glimpse of the world out side, but the asylum is sufficient for the doctor, who spends his time between rounds and beddings in the laboratory trying to isolate "the germ of schizophrenia." It is clear he has been inside the walls too long...
Senator William Proxmire, a staunch opponent of the confirmation of Carlo Hills, 41, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, is no sexist. He also gave Carla's husband, Roderick Hills, 44, a grilling. During Senate hearings to consider the appointment of Hills as chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, Proxmire recalled that once while jogging to Capitol Hill he had encountered a former SEC chairman riding to work in a limousine. Would Hills require a limousine? "I shall not," he replied, but added, "nor shall I jog." Hills told the Senators he would share his wife...
...Hills, 44, a presidential assistant and head of a White House task force looking into ways to reform federal regulatory agencies like the SEC. If the Senate confirms Hills, which is likely, Ford will have created Washington's most formidably titled husband-wife team ever: Hills' wife Carla is Secretary of Housing and Urban Development. Though Hills was backed by several powerful Wall Streeters, his philosophy is much the same as Garrett's. He probably will keep up the pressure for change that has thrown the securities industry into turmoil for the past five years. Says Hills...
...mayors got no encouragement on these two measures from the Ford Administration. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Carla Hills and Transportation Secretary William Coleman told them to look to their own municipal resources. Said Hills: "The crisis of the cities will not be solved by making their deficits part of a rapidly growing federal budget deficit." Later, about 120 mayors met in the White House with Ford, who thanked them for supporting revenue sharing but did not mention their other demands...