Word: computerize
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Washington adds to the confusion by demanding that the companies fill out barrels of reports, many of them overlapping and unnecessary. In all, 44 agencies conduct 261 energy data-gathering programs that will cost $100 million this year. The reporting guidelines are often as clear as crude oil. Typically, one...
The union's motives aren't completely altruistic, though. For along with the reduction in the size of the force naturally came a reduction in the size of the union, and a decrease in its ability to press its salary demands. And while trying to preserve its own position, the...
BUT IF THE TWO SIDES are far apart on money, they are even more sharply divided on the issue of organizational change within the department. When Gorski came to Harvard in January, 1975, he immediately started to reshape the police department in his own image--that of a tough new...
Although the Center grew out of two older observatories, few there spend much time looking through telescopes. Most work at desks in their own offices, surrounded by references, handbooks, or computer printouts. At first inspection, the center seems like the headquarters of some old-boy-dominated corporation. The smell of...
SAO has an observing station beneath the clear skies of Mt. Hopkins, Arizona, and HCO owns a station beyond the polluted skies of Boston, in the town of Harvard, Mass. The equipment at HCO's station includes a large, optical telescope and a radiotelescope--a movable disk 84 feet across...