Word: establish
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...effort in 1934 to establish a psychiatric service in a general hospital was a tremendously important departure from the traditional treatment of neurotic patients in mental institutions," said Dr. Oliver Cope, Professor of Surgery and a long time associate of Cobb. "It took a great deal of courage to view mental illness as a disease at that time," Cope said...
Thus, in the event of racial violence in the cities, it will ultimately be the na ion's most thoroughly integrated institution - the Army - that will be called upon to establish order...
...outgrowth of a larger movement within the church to give priests a more meaningful voice in the ecclesiastical structure. One conspicuous sign of this has been the creation in the past two years of priests' senates. In 1965, the Second Vatican Council decreed that each diocese should establish "a group or senate of priests to give effective assistance to the bishop in his government of the diocese." This was a rather radi cal advance, and there was some doubt that the senates would have any effective voice. But already senates have been set up in 127 dioceses. And most...
...have turned the senates into effective forums. Among other things, they have helped to improve personnel and pay policies. The senate in Providence, R.I. won a 100% increase in pastors' salaries-from $150 to $300 a month-plus a $50-a-month car allowance. Senates have also helped establish mandatory retirement ages, "personnel boards" to hear the complaints of dissatisfied priests, and programs allowing priests to continue their education...
...White House Secretary to President Theodore Roosevelt, Loeb lives a long way from his newspaper office, in a neo-Tudor mansion on a 90-acre estate in Prides Crossing, Mass. He is well liked by his employes, was one of the first U.S. publishers to establish a profit-sharing plan. Moreover, the Union Leader does a commendable job of reporting state politics and carries as much national and international news as most papers its size. But all too often news stories turn out to be only slightly disguised Loeb opinions. ASKS U.S. BELLY CRAWL bawled the banner headline over...