Word: hiring
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...been widely criticized earlier this year for paying as much as $100,000 for an interview with former Nixon Aide H.R. Haldeman. This time, Salant decided to hire O'Keefe as a "consultant," pay him $1,000 to tape an interview with Medlin, and give him $9,000 for the pair to lead a network crew to Hoffa's body, which Medlin insisted lay encased in concrete in 12 ft. of water 2½miles off Key West, Fla. The network stresses that it did not pay any money to Medlin, but O'Keefe says that...
...interest J.F.K. in the fact that a U.S. Ambassador had been caught leaving a woman's bedroom by her angry husband. When Hoover persisted in seeking Kennedy's reaction, O'Donnell passed it along: "The President said that from now on he's going to hire faster Ambassadors...
...survey, conducted by the College Placement Council, shows that this year the firms expect to hire 19 per cent fewer graduates in mathematics and sciences and 12 per cent fewer graduates in the humanities and social sciences than they hired last year...
...letters to Chicago businessmen, asking them to put the unemployed to work. They even read some of their letters aloud at Mass one Sunday. Wrote Tiannia Easter, 9, to the Peoples Gas Co.: "There are many people out of work in my neighborhood, but I would like you to hire just one for me." George Charles, a department manager for the gas company, was among the many executives who were moved. "It was a very innovative approach," he says. "Luckily, we had some positions coming open." The company has hired one 24-year-old man as a laborer...
...When Dartmouth recently decided to hire a new dean, it followed the federal regulations and advertised in national publications. The college was inundated by 500 applications; it had to set up evaluation committees and underwrite four trips across the country to interview candidates. The result: Dartmouth promoted its own dean of freshmen...