Word: levels
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Twenty-two waitresses receiving $1.44 an hour along with a $5.00 allowance for living at Radcliffe and free meals. The Union is asking Harvard rates, $1.94 now and $2.06 next year. Union demands in the other categories are above the Harvard level. The College is offering $1.73 and $1.83 with meals but no living allowances. Instead, those waitresses choosing to live at Radcliffe would pay the College $5 each week...
...Union is asking for an increase in wages to a level above that now in effect at Harvard and for the right to submit promotional grievances to arbitration, Edward T. Sullivan, the Union's negotiator, said yesterday...
Explaining why the union refused Radcliffe's "final offer" last week of wages at about Harvard level, Sullivan said, "Harvard is far behind other colleges in the wages it offers...
Although Fortas insisted in testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee that his private discussions with Johnson, during the past three years, never involved anything that might conceivably come before the court, he subsequently admitted to having taken part in top-level conferences on both the Vietnam war and the Detroit riots. The idea that Fortas and Johnson carefully probed Constitutional questions of the separation of powers before engaging in their consultations is discredited by a comment the Times attributed to one of the President's aides: "It doesn't occur to Johnson not to call on Fortas just because...
...hazy on exactly what criteria they used in establishing these ceilings," Leahy said. He explained that if the expected rate of growth in support--and in the past few years Harvard's general level of research funding has gone up about 14 percent each year--and the increase in cost of living were considered, Harvard's actual percentage cut of nine or 10 percent becomes more in the order of 25 or 30 percent...