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Holding Fire. Domestically, Peterson has performed the Commerce Secretary's job as liaison man between business and Government with much more sensitivity to modern trends than his predecessor, Maurice Stans, who later became Nixon's campaign treasurer. Indeed, the 46-year-old Peterson, who dresses in dark suits augmented by flashy ties, square-toed shoes and gold-rimmed glasses, seems more than just one generation more mod than the 64-year-old Stans. Stans took the business side in almost every dispute; among other things, he decried tough anti-pollution regulations and defended the clubbing of Alaskan seals...
Members of the Council, comprised of undergraduate film groups, will now clear their schedules through the steering committee which will act as an official liaison with theater managers, Epps said...
Negotiations for the game ended Monday when Murray Williamson. United States olympic hockey coach and liaison for Harvard and the Czech, called Assistant Athletic Director Eric Cutler...
...White House, of course, can find little good in that record. Says William Timmons, the White House's Congressional liaison man: "This lethargic Congress will be distinguished in history more by missed opportunities than by constructive performance. The legislative Scoreboard is more a sad record than a bad record." House Speaker Carl Albert offered a weak rebuttal. The 92nd was, he said, a "do-something Congress," one that "did not wait to be led but acted on its own." The fact is that neither the Administration nor Congress had much to be proud of. Urgent business had been sidetracked...
...year-old registered Democrat and a former Treasury Department lawyer, was hired in September 1971 by Dwight Chapin, a deputy assistant to the President, and Gordon Strachan, a staff assistant at the White House. Chapin is the President's most trusted aide-de-camp and acts as a liaison between Nixon and his giant staff. For his services, Segretti was paid by Herbert Kalmbach, Nixon's personal attorney who has handled such matters as the acquisition of Nixon's estate at San Clemente, Calif. Segretti's recompense included a $16,000-a-year salary plus expenses...