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Reeves' proposal, an item on the agenda of yesterday's City Council meeting, was almost immediately tabled by Councillor William H. Walsh. Walsh used the privilege of charter right, which each of the nine members of the City Council possesses, to delay discussion of the proposal until next Monday's council meeting...
...been a member since I was an undergraduate, and I still use the Coop," said Gerald H. Angoff '66. "One would think that the management would be true to its charter and give a return for a specialized status...
Davis had initiated the Charter for Student Government Reform last spring, a group whose purpose was to elect to the council this fall candidates who endorsed a platform of reform...
...exiles, many of whom are grouped in the Cuban American National Foundation. It was after meeting with them at the White House that Clinton followed up his decision to bar the refugees by forbidding U.S. residents to send money to relatives in Cuba and by cracking down on the charter flights by which families could visit those left behind. The moves especially distressed younger and more recent refugees who still have relatives in Cuba. But the steps were urged by the Cuban-American foundation, whose members have often had little contact with the island since the early 1960s, whose relatives...
...that has allowed Cubans to bypass the asylum process, the President announced on Friday that refugees trying to make it to the U.S. will now face indefinite detention while their cases are reviewed by immigration officials. By Saturday Clinton had imposed other stringencies on Cuba, including new limits on charter flights and an increase in anti-Castro radio broadcasts. Most important, Clinton pledged to cut off cash transfers from Cuban Americans to their relatives on the island -- gifts that have been estimated to total $500 million a year...