Word: counseled
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Reagan Administration, which has been beset by charges of corruption, finally got some good news from the courts last week. In a 2-to-1 decision, the Washington, D.C., appeals court declared unconstitutional the method used to appoint independent counsel and the limits placed on the President's power to remove them at will. The decision puts a large question mark over the conviction last month of former White House Aide Michael Deaver...
...less visible one. Former Assistant Attorney General Theodore B. Olson has been under investigation for some 20 months for allegedly giving false testimony to Congress in 1983. Olson and two colleagues counterattacked by challenging the provisions of the 1978 Ethics in Government Act that provided authority to Independent Counsel Alexia Morrison...
...attempt to combat further spread of AIDS, Axelrod has written to New York State's 50,000 physicians, including obstetricians and gynecologists, recommending that they routinely counsel all women of childbearing age about the risk of AIDS. The letter urges that all women in the early stages of pregnancy, or even considering pregnancy, be tested. Radio and television campaigns, brochures and posters are also in the works. "The studies are telling us the extent to which AIDS has spread within the community, particularly the intravenous drug-abusing community," Axelrod argues. "We have to look at every preventive action...
Silber told the faculty that Redmont had removed Goldman because of his active campaigning against Redmont's attempts to stop the Afghan Media Project. He added that Redmont later refused to rescind his charges against Goldman after an investigation by the university's general counsel found the dean's actions unjustified...
...part of the Executive and Steering Committees. I was not the only minority/Black woman serving in that capacity. I withdrew (I am still active generally when time permits) due to the press of my responsibilities to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce, to which I am counsel, to the Harvard Board of Overseers, and to the other community and political causes to which I am committed. (There are only so many hours in a day.) I was invited but unable to assist the nominating committee for this year's slate, although I did help by interviewing and evaluating some...