Word: intendancy
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...group agreed that the paper should attempt to reach female faculty, employees and alumnae. They intend to supplement campus news with coverage of community and national events...
...calls Carter's "open mouth" foreign policy. As the President put it in his speech to the U.N. last week: "I have brought to office a firm commitment to a more open foreign policy. I believe the American people expect me to speak frankly about the policies we intend to pursue." Some of the havoc created by this approach is simply the result of the new Administration's not having had time to explain and demonstrate its policies. Notes a Western diplomat in Moscow: "We're all certainly in the learning process...
Jack Star, director of public affairs at B.U., said yesterday that the administration will appeal the ruling and does not intend to start bargaining with the union in the meantime...
Police departments disagree on whether authorities should make promises they do not intend to keep. "If you have to resort to lying to get people out, you lie," says a San Francisco officer. An Indiana sheriff would go further, saying of one hostage taker in a recent incident: "I'd have given him title to Hawaii." John L. Carey, president of the Indiana Bar Association, sharply disagrees, maintaining: "The government shouldn't give its word and then go back...
...network correspondent there, at $28,000 a year. But Poussaint considers network reporting just another step in her relentless quest for learning and experience. She talks of going back to teaching, or helping an African nation set up its own television industry. Says Poussaint: "I don't intend to spend the next ten years of my life jumping on and off airplanes trying to explain the national debt in one minute forty-five...