Word: kenneth
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...hotel worker had hurried up to stop the flow, the preoccupied pianist rushed off to his performance, then, next morning, left with scarcely an apology for the $900 worth of damage. "We've written to his agency asking if they have insurance," says Hotel Roanoke General Manager Kenneth Wilkey. "If they haven't, well, we'll pick up the bill. He played a great concert...
...reforms of the '60s that has not yet been whittled away--a tribute to the University's commitment to freedom of speech. How will this year's class discharge its responsibility? The seniors may not remember George Santayana of the class of 1886, who preceded John Kenneth Galbraith as Harvard's sage-in-residence. But they should. For it was Santayana who warned. "Those who forget the past are condemned forever to relive it," and the recent history of Class Day must have him spinning in his grave...
Regarding the case of Dr. Kenneth Edelin [Mar. 3]: on Friday the judge charges the jury that for a guilty verdict they must be certain "beyond a reasonable doubt" that Dr. Edelin is guilty of manslaughter. On Saturday the jury is certain, the verdict "guilty." Soon a juror is telling reporters she regrets her "guilty" vote. Another juror is "clicking his heels" in happiness over the light sentence, and still another is "tickled pink" for the same reason. Since their verdict could have sent a man to jail for 20 years, isn't it imperative that we educate potential...
Though a seven-man majority of the learned Justices of the Supreme Court of the U.S. shrank with becoming modesty from this speculation, the jury of laymen that convicted Dr. Kenneth Edelin in a Boston criminal court (TIME, Feb. 24) showed no such restraint. Its verdict-guilty of manslaughter-was reached after the jury decided that a fetus aborted by the obstetrician more than a year earlier had been, in fact, a living baby. Last week Judge James P. McGuire, who in his charge to the jury had declared that "a fetus is not a person and therefore...
...Kenneth J. Ryan, chief of staff at the Boston Hospital for Women, pointed out that the hospital's approach to 20-to 24-week abortions would remain the same: careful, requiring more medical consultations than usual, and often using religious counseling. At the New Orleans meeting of the Association of Professors of Gynecology and Obstetrics last week, Ryan drafted a resolution, approved by 225 members, that declared: "The adversary system of the criminal courts is not the place to define abortion, to define viability or to define the moral issues of abortion. We must guard against local jurisdictions...