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Sources at the Medical School said yesterday the major objection to the original law was that medical schools had to accept students without regard to their academic ability. The new proposal would eliminate that issue, the sources said.
Bronx Borough President Robert Abrams welcomed Robbins' ideas as "interesting and insightful." But Robbins foresaw one possible objection to his proposal: "Thoughtful people will say, 'How can new housing help when the real problem is unemployment? You ignore the pathology of the slums, the self-destruction and hostility...
The Panama Canal treaty is no historical accident, no caprice of idle statesmen. It has been twelve long, arduous, ruminative years in the making; it is an idea whose time has come-and whose time may be running out, given the objection to the treaty among many Latin Americans, especially...
Though differences have existed among the President's advisers on what to include in the package, most of them have now been resolved. Most notably, the CEA has dropped its objection to a Treasury proposal that would soften the policy of taxing dividends twice-once as corporate income and...
Arriving at the Senate shortly before 11 a.m. last Monday in his conspicuous two-car caravan, Mondale went directly to Byrd's office, where he was briefed on what he should do and given his script. He raised no objection. "He didn't know anything that I was...