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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...seemed would the second as the critical vote loomed last week. South Dakota Democrat James Abourezk, for example, was miffed at being cut out of White House-Congress meetings trying to resolve the question of deregulating natural gas prices. California Republican Sam Hayakawa had fired off a letter to Carter complaining about a wide variety of Administration foreign policy moves. Nevada Democrat Howard Cannon wanted to tack onto the Panama treaty a relatively minor reservation. Massachusetts Republican Edward Brooke was pushing some technical changes. All were threatening to cast negative votes...
...association on his efforts at "holding the intelligence community to the rule of law," when he discovered that FBI agents there were preparing another demonstration against him. He promptly went to the local FBI office, where he confronted some 50 hostile agents and clerks. They presented him with a letter, signed by 100 agents, charging that "the FBI is being systematically destroyed for reasons unknown to us." Bell chided them. "Get rid of this hangdog attitude that somebody is after you," he declared. "You don't need me to be a nursemaid of any sort. You are all strong...
...addition, as suggested in a letter, dated November 7, 1977 from Hugh Calkins, a member of the Harvard Corporation, to 57 portfolio companies, the ACSR believes that companies operating in South Africa should...
...Disclosure of Activities in South Africa. Mr. Calkins' letter also asked that companies provide a continuing report to permit interested shareholders to assess for themselves the progress being made by a company with respect to its employment policies and practices. Amplifying that suggestion, the ACSR believes that a company continuing to operate in South Africa should provide...
Kevin P. Duffy, B.C. vice-president for student affairs, stated in a letter to the paper Friday that unless a compromise is reached, the paper will have to vacate its present on-campus office...