Word: complaints
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...addition, The Crimson reported that the complaint was filed by a student at MIT, where Hibbs taught a course, and that a former Harvard junior faculty member had announced her intention to file a complaint against Hibbs...
...trouble with Weiss's complaint lies in the assumption that only the U.S. can solve what is a global problem. Says David Fischer, a former assistant director-general of the I.A.E.A.: "The U.S. can no longer legislate the world nuclear industry. That may mean more nonnuclear diplomacy rather than nuclear denial...
Defense Lawyer Robert B. Fiske Jr. argued that the letters on Thayer's behalf showed that his criminal conduct was "an aberration." From September 1981 to September 1982, according to the SEC complaint, Thayer passed information that made $1.9 million in illegal profits for a close-knit circle of Thayer's and Harris' friends. Though Thayer did not pocket any profits from the tips he handed out, one who did benefit was Sandra Ryno, 39, a former LTV receptionist with whom Thayer had a "private personal relationship." Ryno agreed to cooperate with the Government's investigation and was given immunity...
...speech and movement that the CRR is directed to uphold--to defend themselves in person before the committee. Past Proceedings of the CRR Date of Incident Incident Date of Report Committee on Rights and Responsibilities (CRR) Discipline* April 10, 1969 Occupation of University Hall June 9, 1969 138 complaints--86 Harvard, 32 Radcliffe undergraduates, 20 GSAS students 102 warned 28 required to withdraw 6 separated 3 dismissed Now 19, 1969 Demonstration in office of Dean of College Dec. 15, 1969 25 complaints--15 Harvard; 6 Radcliffe undergraduates, 4 GSAS students 1 acquitted, 1 admonished, 5 warned, 11 required to withdraw...
...Nightline's Ted Koppel, Tho thanked "the American people for their support and contribution to our present victory." That smug expression of gratitude, delivered about a war that holds such painful memories for Americans, further galled Kissinger. On ABC's Good Morning America next day, he reiterated his complaint about television's handling of the anniversary. "Millions of people were killed in Viet Nam after the takeover," said Kissinger. "I've heard nobody say that...