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Sixteen trick-or-treaters, motoring through campus in groups of two, gave students bags of candy in exchange for their signatures on postcards to Ford asking that the company implement the national Sierra Club’s “Freedom Option Package,” a two-page proposal suggesting that manufacturers offer cars equipped with certain technologies designed to increase fuel efficiency...
...obvious—once you hear it—idea, so most of them were willing to sign their name and get candy,” Suskewicz said. “We’re not asking for radical wholesale change. We’re just asking them to implement existing technology as an option...
...nonpolitician,” the state needs someone on Beacon Hill who has experience in government and can make effective public policy. O’Brien, with eight years of service in the state legislature and four more as treasurer, will undoubtedly be able to implement her sensible recommendations...
...involvement there [GLOBAL AGENDA, Oct. 7]. But we heard the same kind of historical perspective from the Russians about Afghanistan. Times have changed, military technology has altered lots of old rules, and people still yearn for true freedom in their hearts. Naturally, democratic reforms won't be easy to implement in Iraq, but shouldn't that be our goal nonetheless? SCOTT GOODSPEED Yorktown...
...structural reforms are sometimes easier than the most fundamental change - getting people to start thinking in market- economy terms, to stop expecting the government to take care of them." Veltchev has the cour-age of his convictions, but some socialist-era habits die hard. He would never, he says, implement a policy just to court popular approval, but he concedes that "it would be wrong to pretend that any politician could survive with-out resorting to minor populist measures at times." How would he determine when such a measure was in order? That, says this otherwise staunch proponent of capitalist...