Word: memberships
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LAST Wednesday, the committee finished writing the ordinance to define the functions and membership of the CDA. There will be 24 members on the CDA, 16 elected by residents and the other eight representing the universities, businesses, and charitable agencies in the model neighborhood. Subsequently, area residents will vote in a referendum whether to approve the ordinance or not. If they do, it will then go to the City Council for ratification. Hopefully, by the end of March elections will be held for the CDA's area-resident seats...
What you get, then, eventually, in a good working case-aide group, is a kind of group process--normal group process, not group therapy. This is definitely not group therapy. You get a normal group process, provided that the membership doesn't flit in and out and provided that they do bring a certain amount of dedication to their work...
...many employees any longer consider it a privilege to work for the government. The job security of civil service has lost considerable point in a boom economy, where the demand for labor outstrips the supply. The effect of all this is evident in one statistic. Although union membership nationally has increased only 15% since 1956, it has increased 60% in the field of government...
...Minh's 'Republic of Viet Nam' (covering Viet Nam north of the 16th parallel) as a free state." As for South Viet Nam, it had been accepted by a majority of the U.N. General Assembly as a "peace-loving state" and would have been admitted to membership in 1952 and again in 1957 except for Russia's Security Council vetoes...
Kirk's frugality caused the N.E.A. to warn its nationwide membership of 1,000,000 that working conditions for teachers were substandard in the state and that it could be considered "unethical" for them to take a job there. Leaders of the Florida association even urged businesses to open no new branches in the state, unsuccessfully opposed Miami's effort to bring the 1968 Republican National Convention there. An N.E.A. task force toured six of Florida's largest cities, urging civic and business leaders to lobby for a special legislative session devoted to school problems...