Word: iii
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...finally persuaded Millie that they can afford a Washington home, and she will join him there. Two daughters are already near by-Rosemary in the State Department and Susan working as a representative for the National Association of Government Employees. Eldest son Thomas P. O'Neill III, 31, is currently tied to Boston: he is Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts...
...fact, most of the congressmen said they got more out of the Institute's training program than simply a tour of Harvard and a bundle of free meals at the Faculty Club. Rep.-elect Thomas Corcoran (R-III.) yesterday praised the weeklong session as a valuable opportunity for new congressmen to "get a head start on their new jobs." And Hayakawa, speaking at another Institute of Politics reception yesterday, said the program was helpful for him in the hectic task of getting used to his "new trade...
...This proposal will shorten reading period and that will encroach on a student's Christmas vacation," John Crocker III '77, CHUL representative from Eliot House, said yesterday...
...Carter Administration comes into office." The talks, he said, should be "approached in a measured way" to resolve the problem of including Soviet Backfire bombers and U.S. Cruise missiles in an agreement. Even while a SALT II agreement is being negotiated, Vance feels, "we should be thinking about SALT III." It presumably would carry out Carter's campaign pledge to work for a reduction in the two countries' nuclear arsenals -something that neither SALT I nor the anticipated SALT II agreement would accomplish...
Late in the week President Ford's Council on Wage and Price Stability issued a 14-page report arguing that the steel increases were not justified by market demand. The rises, said COWPS Acting Director William Lilley III, were moves by steel men to "protect themselves against possible future wage and price controls." Some executives did not altogether deny that they were jumping the inaugural gun. Said U.S. Steel Chairman Edgar Speer: "The political situation is always a consideration. Let's not kid ourselves." Why, then, had Speer told stockholders three weeks ago that there would...