Word: counsels
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Haldeman and Alexander Haig, but, he insists, the parallel stops there. He loosens his tie, takes a fast look at the in basket, then lopes into the Roosevelt Room for the daily 8 a.m. meeting of senior advisers. He takes his place at the big table, leaving Presidential Counsel Robert Lipshutz to preside, but Jordan's presence spills beyond his chair. He is recognized as the ascendant power...
...already legends-Paul Freund of Harvard, for example, or Philip Kurland of Chicago. But among the generation now in midcareer, there are also a remarkable number of gifted law professors: brilliant scholars, provocative teachers, concerned public servants, ardent advocates-often all combined in one impressive individual. With the counsel of judges and lawyers, students and teachers, TIME has selected ten outstanding ones...
...Civial Aeronautics Board: Prescriptions and Prospects will be the topic of a lecture by Howard Cohen, Special Counsel to the Chairmna of the C.A.B., and Roy Palsifer, Assistant Director of Operation Rights of the C.A.B. to be given at 4 p.m. in Littauer...
...proposed regulations, which would prohibit prisoners from calling witnesses in their behalf, are an effort to "fill in the gaps where the old rules were silent," Lee Bromberg, general counsel for the Department of Corrections and co-author of the new regulations, said yesterday...
...start University and union officials have apparently held different views of the type of intermediary needed to solve the problem. While Henry Wise '18, attorney for the Police Association, has called for a "blue-ribbon panel" of independent experts to study the morale issue, Edward W. Powers, associate general counsel for employee relations, will state only that the University intends to engage an organization with "considerable resources" and a "background in dealing with organizational change in police departments...