Word: enjoyments
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Davis said he has not been directly involved in research since moving to Penn in 1972, and is not planning to return to the labs. "It's not where my strength lies. I really do enjoy teaching and administration," he said...
...been steadily eliminating or easing many Government restrictions on broadcasters. Among them: limitations on the number of stations one company can own and minimum requirements on news and public-affairs programming. Dennis Patrick, the new FCC chairman, vows to continue the trend. "The electronic media," he says, "should enjoy the same First Amendment freedom as the print media." If his view prevails, fairness may no longer be a Government call; like their colleagues in the print media, broadcasters will just have to be fair on their...
...reforming slothful management and industrial practices. He called for reduced central control of the economy and reform in "planning, pricing, finance and credit." He also demanded a "drastic extension" of independent decision making at the factory level. To increase productivity, he proposed that workers share in factory profits and enjoy incomes without fixed ceilings...
...When Richard Nixon nominated him in 1971, he had been a successful Richmond trial lawyer for 34 years and past president of both the American Bar Association and the American College of Trial Lawyers. He said at the time, "I would rather play than umpire." But he came to enjoy his work. Asked at his farewell press conference to name his "best moment" on the court, Powell declined but volunteered, "Today is one of the worst...
...position to "set up his son" in a shipping business, the jurors on the case reportedly proceeded on three intuitive assumptions. First, if a news organization accuses someone, it ought to be able to prove its charges. Second, a public figure whose career depends on his reputation ought to enjoy, if anything, greater protection from unsubstantiated attack than an ordinary citizen. Third, documented disagreement within a newsroom about a story's validity -- followed by its publication -- shows the news organization doubted the story's accuracy...