Word: panels
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Leonhard, now 33 and himself remarried, doggedly went to federal court to get an order requiring Kennelly to stop denying him his right to raise the children. But Judge Irving Kaufman, writing for a unanimous three-judge panel of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, sadly turned Leonhard down. Resolving the competing interest of Leonhard's claim and the children's safety, said the judge, would take "the wisdom of Solomon," but the suit was only concerned with Attorney Kennelly. He had acted "in good faith" to protect the children's lives, said Kaufman...
...special review panel will examine the basic design of the proposed John F. Kennedy Memorial Library, in what could be the final step before the Library Corporation Trustees approve the building plan...
...review panel, consisting of local architects and members of the City's Planning and Development Department, will follow the pattern established in negotiations earlier this year with the adjacent Holiday Inn construction...
...William McCulloch, of Ohio, the ranking Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, gave Dean his first Government job as minority counsel for the committee. After two years, Dean became associate director of the National Commission on Reform of Criminal Laws, a panel to advise Congress and the President. Now defunct, the commission advocated the elimination of mandatory prison sentences and abolition of the death penalty, two positions that Dean's current boss opposes. A colleague on the commission says that Dean "was a very decent guy, but without a very solid base in principle...
Over this almost wistful tale of bittersweet love is superimposed the geometric grid lines of New York, the monolithic city, the steel-and-glass giant. Film projections flash on high-rise panel backdrops and form skyscraper spectaculars. At their shadowy base laps the treacherous asphalt tide of the urban jungle. This translates into dance numbers with the slashing tempi of switchblades, though none are shown or used. Hookers, casual muggings and cops as cynical as the wink of an eye breeze across the stage, less in menace than in roguish mockery. Never mind if any of this is strictly true...