Word: panels
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...harmful intelligence disclosures. Snapped Goldwater: "I don't care if you have a committee of one. It's almost impossible to stop leaks." John Stennis, chairman of the Armed Services Committee, attacked the committee's right to oversee military intelligence; that was the preserve of his panel. The Senate Judiciary Committee fought equally hard against relinquishing its control over the FBI. Finally the conservative Rules Committee, in a series of 5-to-4 votes, stripped the new watchdog group of whatever authority remained...
...written statement to the faculty Wednesday, Hartman called the committee's report a "totally one-sided presentation" of the findings of the Hartman Review Committee (HRC), a University panel that filed a 300-page report last September, three years after beginning its inquiry...
...member of five-man Academic Policy Committee, William A. Doebele, said yesterday that the panel recommended against this pair of motions because Hartman will be allowed to submit a statement and because the committee feels the HRC and policy panel's reviews have exposed all the issues and facts of the controversy...
After two years of haggling with Hartman, the GSD set up the Hartman Review Committee, which reported over three years later--last September--that Hartman had "legitimate" grievances. However, that panel also said it was "not prepared to assert" that Hartman's academic freedom had been violated...
...fourth time in six months, Israel last week was hauled before a United Nations panel to answer charges of cruelty to Arabs and Zionist expansion. The scene, as often before, was the 15-member Security Council, where Egypt accused Israel of "brutal and illegal actions" against the 650,000 Palestinians on the occupied Jordan West Bank. Zeh-di Labib Terzi, U.N. Spokesman for the Palestine Liberation Organization, urged the council to demand immediate Israeli withdrawal from the West Bank. Terzi's request, if adopted, would certainly provoke another U.S. veto...