Word: chairmen
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Dean Rosovsky this week named chairmen and staff members for his seven task forces on undergraduate education. The chairmen are all academics--all except President Horner, full-time teachers--and the staff members, all administrators...
...October letter to the chairmen of the departments making the recommendations. Rosovsky said. "Recommendations for joint appointments made by Afro-American Studies will be sent to your department for review...
...general policy statement that would lay out possible energy options. Last week a six-member task force, headed by John Pastore of Rhode Island, was set up in the Senate to work out a comprehensive economic and energy policy. House Speaker Carl Albert summoned all the committee chairmen and told them to get cracking on a similar program. In the meantime Senator Edward Kennedy unveiled his own program, featuring higher taxes on gas-guzzling cars and a tax rebate for buyers of more efficient automobiles. He also called for a mandatory allocation program for gasoline as well as quotas...
...clear that we had the numbers to help change things then, and we did. Most of us continued to communicate as a group until we returned to Washington last month. We had an identity. The mere fact that committee chairmen presented themselves before us was a sign that the seniority system, party loyalty notwithstanding, could no longer prevent accountability...
...nien, 67, will oversee finance and trade. Teng Hsiao-ping, 70, resurrected from Cultural Revolutionary disgrace 21 months ago by Chou, presumably with Mao's approval, continued his astonishing comeback. He became the first of Chou's twelve Vice Premiers as well as one of six Vice Chairmen of the Communist Party. The sole official to be elevated both in the ranks of the government and the party, he has emerged as the heir apparent to Chou-at least for now (see box page...