Word: liaisoning
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...like the choice of Casey, a wily and tough Washington operator, to direct the agency. Casey made matters worse by virtually ignoring both Goldwater's committee and the House Intelligence Committee, which take their duties to oversee the CIA seriously. He even curtailed the CIA's congressional liaison staff...
Even in the Republican-controlled Senate, the White House had been counting on canny Louisiana Democrat Russell Long to hold the line against a potential flood of damaging amendments; despite the blandishments of Congressional Liaison Chief Max Friedersdorf, Long's support in the absence of a compromise is no longer assured...
...University--although it sympathizes with Mattlin's desire for a rooming situation that provides companionship and although it recognizes a need for more housing alternatives for disabled students--is not prepared to undertake the revamping of entrances and bathrooms at Mather necessary for Mattlin. Thomas E. Crooks '49, Faculty liaison to Harvard's Working Committee for the Handicapped, told Mattlin last month...
...think education and education schools matter a great deal," Marya Levinson, an Ed School student who acted as a student liaison to the leadership committee, says. The Ed School, she explains, "is about how you make good schools and good policies. It's a place for practice, research and reflection. I came to Harvard to reflect on the changes in education and what I wanted...
Sitting in the VIP gallery near Nancy Reagan, White House Congressional Liaison Max Friedersdorf thought he counted some 70 Democrats standing up too. Said he jokingly to an aide: "Can't we count this as our vote and pack up and go home?" Friedersdorf was referring to the fact that Reagan needs up to 40 Democrats to join the Republicans, minus a small number of defectors, in order to carry his program through the Democratic-controlled House. Behind Reagan at the Speaker's desk, Democrat Tip O'Neill noted the applauding members of his party, turned...