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...page report praises the recent creation of an environmental concentration, but it cautions that "Harvard has a long way to go before hoasting about its environmental policy options." The report says the Gov- ernment Department, for example, does not offer a single course on environmental policy...
...ernment, in competition with 2,300 other reporters, photographers, broadcast technicians and producers, requires special abilities, and some agility as well. The TIME correspondents and photographers who reported on last week's economic summit in Bonn are veterans of several of these mammoth affairs. They came prepared to encounter, and counter, almost every sort of logistical or substantive emergency...
Baxter was the architect of the two settlements. A T & T in recent weeks became firmly convinced that it had little hope of winning its case against the Gov ernment. A few days before Christmas the company officially told a Justice Department lawyer that divestiture might be the best available alternative. There then followed, as negotiations picked up speed, at least 13 separate draft proposals for a settlement. At the same time, Baxter was concluding his review of voluminous material concerning the IBM case and had decided that he would drop the Government's action against the company. When...
...defaulting on his many reform promises. But what are the Republicans' longer-range prospects? There is surely a conservative strain in the country, but it is not easily exploited. The older "social" conservatism that was a reaction against radicals and the counterculture is fading. Economic conservatism-limited Gov- ernment spending to avoid inflation, no social programs that would cost middle-income people too much money-remains powerful. But against this must be weighed such general and even global factors as higher energy costs and the slowing of growth in industrial societies, which conservative economists (or liberals for that matter...
Late last week, however. President Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan's gov ernment appeared to be getting ready to prepare its people for the truth: the East is lost. An official spokesman admitted for the first time that the Pakistani air force was no longer operating in the East. Pakistani forces were "handicapped in the face of a superior enemy war machine," he said, and were outnumbered six to one by the Indians in terms of men and materiel?a superiority that seemed slightly exaggerated...