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...they expect the Med School audit to be tied up in one package with the $2.2 million still to be negotiated from the School of Public Health audit, but will not comment further on the state of the negotiations. But another official, Harvard's chief federal lobbyist Parker L. Coddington, says that the negotiating process is "making its way towards a quite acceptable conclusion...
Those regional restrictions have sparked such concern among researchers that Parker L. Coddington, Harvard's director of governmental relations, recently remarked "As it stands [the law] does not make it possible to continue doing research at current levels...
Although the question has been on the ballot for some time, the scientific community only recently became aware of the referendum and moved to defeat it. "It swam into people's consciousness only about a month ago," said Parker L. Coddington, director of governmental relations for Harvard...
Money devoted to the social sciences will hold constant at about $200 million, but significantly below the fiscal year 1981 total Coddington, however insisted the slight cuts were essentially a positive sign. "The significant thing is not the numbers," he said. "The Administration has turned around from its previous rehitoric" and decided that the federal government should provide funding for "soft" or social science research...
Harvard's other current major legislative objective is the prevention of proposed immigration reform, Coddington said. One proposal being considered would force foreign scholars to leave the country after a specific number of years. If enforced, this would seriously hamper Harvard's policy of "hiring the very best people worldwide," he added