Word: offerred
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...National Intelligence Center, without police powers. The No. 2 man in SAVAK agreed to an unprecedented interview with TIME Correspondent David S. Jackson at the organization's heavily guarded, marble-decorated fortress headquarters in north Tehran. The official stipulated that his name could not be disclosed. His views offer a revealing insight into the thinking of an efficient and dreaded intelligence agency. Excerpts...
...held, in line with First Amendment principles, that Government should not crack down on religious organizations unless they break the law. The bulk of the witnesses were anticult, however, and though they were openly, and understandably, hostile to the Moonies and other groups under discussion, they were unable to offer hard evidence of criminality, much less Jones-type mass murder. Nor did they define precisely what distinguishes a "cult" from an acceptable religion...
...they are now trying to set up a dialogue with the city--something that should have been done long ago. Cambridge residents deserve to be consulted on matters that affect their daily lives, and the consultation should be more than just press releases. Harvard administrators should be willing to offer compromises and to negotiate to find the best way to achieve the goals of both the University and the people of Cambridge...
...goal of the system is to offer quality health care in a neighborhood setting. It specifically attempts to bring services to the areas of the city which a recent Department of Health, Education and Welfare study found to be medically underserved--North Cambridge and the area between Central Square and MIT along Main...
Burton I. Wolfman, administrative dean of Radcliffe, said yesterday he believes the committee will offer the trustees an "independent perspective" on the moral and social implications of its investments...