Word: jannings
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Congress [Jan. 23] with independence, more democratic procedures and faster turnover among its members sounds encouraging. However, I wonder about their making decisions that play well with the folks back home. When we want both increased Government services and decreased taxes, it must be hard to decide how to vote. I hope Congress will provide more leadership. We can't have it both ways, and it's time someone told...
...Jan Koenig, a second-year student in the MBA program, said yesterday Harvard MBAs receive higher business salaries because of "a real, functioning old-boy network. People know what a Harvard MBA is, but they're unsure of the value of Stanford...
...another meeting with Dobrynin, on Jan. 17, and in two phone calls, Brzezinski kept pushing for more detail. Could the uranium on board reach critical mass and explode either on re-entry or on impact with the earth? It could not, Dobrynin insisted. Brzezinski signed a National Security Council directive alerting the CIA, NASA and the Defense and State departments to the probable re-entry of Cosmos 954. Special U.S. Air Force teams trained in radiation detection and decontamination techniques were alerted to fly to any impact site...
...itself trying to explain away a skein of presidential lies. In a letter to Justice Department investigators looking into the firing two weeks ago of Philadelphia's Republican U.S. Attorney, David Marston, Carter last week corrected a misstatement he had made during a nationally televised press conference on Jan. 12. Republican Congressmen saw an opportunity to duplicate last summer's damaging controversy over Bert Lance's financial peccadilloes, and to lay siege again to what was once the President's pride: his credibility...
...know who you are!" bellowed the FBI agent standing outside the door to a $130-a-day suite at the smart Innisbrook resort complex at Tarpon Springs, Fla. So ended a two-week hunt for the elusive Alan Abrams, the bail-jumping Boston commodity-options con man (TIME, Jan. 30) who, it is charged, under the alias "James Carr" swindled U.S. investors out of as much as $75 million...