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Aides to the two other members of Reagan's "triumverate" of high-level White House staff advisers--Craig L. Fuller, chief aide to Edwin Meese III, the president's counselor, and Joseph W. Canzeri, an assistant to Michael Deaver, the White House deputy chief of staff--also received promotions...
Hundreds of people have applied for two new high-level administrative jobs within the University's Government and Community Affairs department. Harvard sources said this week...
Regardless of how Congress resolves the details of its appropriation measures this month, the relationship between the government and higher education will not change drastically in the foreseeable future. Billions of dollars, flowing from numerous agencies, support everything from student tuition to high-level scientific research. After 30 years of growing dependence on Washington, major universities simply could not survive in their current form without federal aid. In defending their turf, educators can count on continuing political clout on Capitol Hill, as was demonstrated on several occasions in June and July. What the professors and scientists fear, however, is that...
...Minister Menachem Begin will arrive this week for a get-acquainted visit with Reagan at the White House. Begin will not only argue against the AWACS deal but will also urge Reagan to throw the prestige of the U.S. into fulfillment of the Camp David accords by sending a high-level envoy to the talks on autonomy for the inhabitants of the West Bank and Gaza Strip, which are scheduled to resume later this month. Secretary Haig, who wants to find a way to get the Palestinians involved in the talks, will decide on how the U.S. will be represented...
...global sales competition between Coke and Pepsi has produced some of the catchiest tunes in advertising, as well as a lot of intricate high-level maneuvering in Washington, where the winner was sometimes determined by who sat in the Oval Office. PepsiCo Chairman Donald Kendall got the right to bottle and sell Pepsi in the Soviet Union in 1972, when his friend Richard Nixon was in the White House. After Jimmy Carter moved to Washington, his old Atlanta pal Coca-Cola Chairman J. Paul Austin captured the exclusive right to sell Coke to a billion Chinese. Rarely, though...