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...fact, the entire plan emphatically downplays the automobile. It includes no new superhighways or highway interchanges. "Nothing destroys the community fabric, the neighborhood focus, more than highways," says Harold Jensen of Illinois Center Corp. Instead, a feeder subway line will be built, plus new parking lots at terminal points of mass transit lines. Traffic consultant Bob Maxman of Alan Vorhees & Associates explains: "We tried to give the city not to cars but back to the people...
Guinier's case was boosted when The Crimson reported last Fall that Dean Dunlop had misreported a conversation he had the year before with Harold Howe II, a vice president of the Ford Foundation. Dunlop reported to Guinier in 1971 that the Ford Foundation would not fund the DuBois Institute unless it was set up on a University-wide basis. Guinier has opposed this approach, arguing that the Faculty in 1969 directed the Department to develop the Institute...
Richardson's first two choices, Federal District Judge Harold R. Tyler of New York and Los Angeles attorney Warren M. Christopher, had turned down the job because they felt that the Justice Department would not offer them enough independence...
Richardson selected Cox's name from a list estimated at a dozen names yesterday evening. Richardson drew up the list after his first two choices for the post, Federal District Judge Harold R. Tyler of New York and Los Angeles attorney Warren M. Christopher, turned down...
Despite the barrage of bad publicity, the moneymaking machine of Chairman Harold Geneen recorded its most profitable year ever in 1972. Worldwide operating net rose 12%, to $477 million, exceeding ITT's average increase for the past dozen years. Last week ITT announced that in the first quarter of 1973 operating profits rose 11% over a year earlier, to $105.6 million. Few if any customers were moved to shun ITT's myriad businesses-which include, among many others, running the Sheraton hotels, baking Wonder Bread and operating the U.S.-Soviet hot line. Even unfavorable Government action has turned...