Word: hughe
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...library, designed by Cambridge architects Hugh Stubbins and Associates, was designed to have minimum architectural impact on the Yard. It is in the open field which had served as passageway between the Widener-Memorial Church quadrangle and the Union, and will appear to terrestials as a nine-foot high plateau, its roof covered by grass, shrubs, and a walkway...
...Army Gen. Hugh B. Hester, ret., has said that ROTC is self-defeating because, in anything, ROTC programs distract students from more useful study in regular Arts and Sciences courses. Because of their rank and because of time wasted on ROTC courses of little value, ROTC graduates, Hester wrote this summer, often prove more difficult to train in complex technical skills than do regular college graduates new to the military...
...Fred LaRue and Herbert Kalmbach, Nixon's personal attorney, destroyed records on the amounts of money they had secretly distributed to the Watergate defendants or their attorneys. Acting FBI Director L. Patrick Gray burned documents taken from Hunt's safe. Nixon Finance Committee Chairman Maurice Stans, Treasurer Hugh Sloan Jr. and Kalmbach destroyed reports of campaign contributions received before a financing-disclosure law went into effect on April 7, 1972, although this destruction may not have had any direct connection with Watergate...
During the past year, almost every member of our 19-man Washington bureau under Hugh Sidey has been involved in covering the Watergate affair. The mechanics of covering a story as complex as Watergate are themselves highly complicated-and subject to change on a moment's notice...
Some Republican Senators are growing increasingly restive. Both Republican minority leaders, the Senate's Hugh Scott and the House's Gerald Ford, counseled Nixon to release the tapes. New York's Conservative Senator James Buckley said: "I think the consensus of the American people will be that the President, while he has the right to exercise the [Executive] privilege, ought not to be exercising it." His brother, Columnist William F. Buckley, wrote last week: "The argument of Executive privilege is too abstract and too implausible to capture the popular imagination. [Americans] will take the President...