Word: kenneth
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Some economists, while not defending these legislative and regulatory inflexibilities, contend that abolishing them would have only a token effect on the rate of inflation. Harvard's John Kenneth Galbraith, for one, argues that such proposals are "conventional pieties" that bear "no relation whatever to the problem of remedying inflation." Other economists contend that the best measure of the importance of the sacred cows is the zeal with which special-interest groups have fought to enshrine them in law and regulatory practice. Killing them now would cause real pain for some groups, but the nation's interest...
Judge James B. McGuire issued no opinion on his decision to allow the manslaughter case against Dr. Kenneth Edelin, a Boston City Hospital obstetrician, to go to trial in the Suffolk County Superior Court...
...John Kenneth Galbraith, Warburg Professor of Economics, declined to comment on the non-market distribution of candy, sending word that he was busy with guests. "We have some Russians here," Emily Wilson, Galbraith's housekeeper, explained. "They've never seen trick-or-treaters...
Last September I had the chance to teach some children how to write poetry on Cleveland's East Side and to test out some of Kenneth Koch's theories about how it should be done. I first came across Koch a couple of years ago in his book, Wishes, Lies and Dreams: Teaching Children to Write Poetry, a collection of kids' poems prefaced by some lengthy remarks on teaching. I was intrigued with Koch's central idea: people's imaginations are more readily available to them when they are young; it's important to tap that flow before...
...jury and grinned as he heard his own high-pitched laughter played back in a rare moment of taped levity. John Mitchell, the former Attorney General, listened casually through one earphone, as if he wanted to hear as little as possible. The others, John Ehrlichman, Robert Mardian and Kenneth Parkinson, were somber...