Word: limits
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...reason for the final phaseout--the University originally had no limit on the number of vendors but then installed a six-permit-per-day system last summer--William K. Pinkerton, who directs Harvard's bicentennial activities, said yesterday was an expected increase in foot traffic caused by bicentennial activities in Cambridge...
Before the policy went into effect last month, there was no strict lower limit at which competitive bidding would begin. Buildings and Grounds employees handled almost all paint jobs costing little more than $500, Hall said...
Francis A. Lawton, assistant for facilities in the office of the dean of the Faculty, said yesterday that the Faculty decided to set the limit in order to get its maintenance work done as inexpensively as possible...
...refusing to allow new storage tanks or refineries to be built onshore. Conceivably, the states, not the U.S., might even own the offshore oil. In a case that goes before the Supreme Court this week. Maine argues that coastal states control waters not only out to the three-mile limit, but beyond it as well. This is just one of many points of dispute; the major problems created by a massive leasing program fall into three main categories...
Prior to July 1974, there had been no limit to the number of vendors permitted to market their goods in Forbes Plaza. When Harvard last summer instituted a system of distributing permits to only six vendors each day, 30 vendors who make their living selling products in Forbes Plaza picketed to protest the move...