Word: labs
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...learned and taught labor law, especially collective bargaining. While turning out exhaustive law-review articles on such topics as the anti-merger provisions of the Clayton Antitrust Act, he also put in long hours as an impartial arbitrator in labor disputes for institutions as diverse as the Lincoln research lab at M.I.T. and the Suffolk Downs race track...
Once in power, Armas returned the land, killed those new peasant owners who resisted, declared every union in the country illegal, and formed new ones with the help of AFL/CIO's ORIT (Interamerican Regional Lab-or Organization) and Batista's Cuban Confederation of Labor. ( Presna Libre, July 19, 1954, p. 3, cited in CRV, "Peasant and Worker Organization in Guatemala," p. 5) He promised entering foreign firms a ten-year tax holiday, and signed away oil exploitation rights for over half the land in the country. The oil law was presented to his new congress to ratify written in English...
When Coosa County, Ala., began to desegregate its schools this fall, it promptly closed its all-black high school, though a new gym, science lab, workshop and other facilities had been added to it only eight years ago. It then had to add classrooms to the formerly all-white schools to make room for the black students. In Smith County, Miss., another black high school in good condition was closed, and the overcrowding that has resulted in one of the formerly all-white schools is being alleviated by buying mobile classrooms...
...existing safety standards for nuclear power plants. Ironically, the scientists, Arthur R. Tamplin and John W. Gofman, who have just amplified their case in a book sardonically titled 'Population Control' Through Nuclear Pollution, did their work at Seaborg's old scientific haunt, the Lawrence Radiation Lab, which is entirely supported by AEC funds. The AEC vigorously denied their charges, but Senator Edmund Muskie, chairman of the Senate's Subcommittee on Air and Water Pollution, found them serious enough to ask for an independent investigation by the A.A.A.S. In particular, Muskie wants to know...
Nevertheless, the Bruins will be a heavy underdog in tonight's 8 p.m. meet against Harvard in the LAB pool. Brown hasn't beaten the Crimson since a one-point victory in 1939, and no amount of new talent which Brown may have will be likely to end Harvard's streak...