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That said, Harlan then proceeded to reject Ervin's case. "A partial closing is an unfair labor practice," Harlan ruled, "if motivated by a purpose to chill unionism in any of the remaining plants of the single employer and if the employer may reasonably have foreseen that such closing will likely have that effect...
Eventually Conventional. Power is the only top-ranking U.S. commander to oppose publicly the 1963 partial nuclear test ban treaty. He terms disarmament patently unworkable, brands U.S. disarmament proposals at Geneva - such as mutual inspection of atomic sites - "fantastic and unrealistic." The U.S., he says, could better encourage peace by concentrating on remaining strong, instead is like someone trying to "dress and undress at the same time...
...degree, the decline of the magazines can be traced to a shrinking advertising market in the Square. But this is only a partial explanation. Mosaic doesn't depend on advertising, and the CRIMSON still flourishes financially; yet neither is besieged by contributors seeking a forum...
...history is fulfilled in the great moment in which something new is created, in which the Kingdom of God breaks into history conquering destructive structures of existence. This means that we cannot hope for a final stage of justice and peace within history; but we can hope for partial victories over the forces of evil in a particular moment of time...
...emulating it a couple of years ago, as a result of a siege of hepatitis. Last week, while introducing a bill to boost Government-maintained prices on domestic wheat to 100% of parity, McGovern displayed a return to parity himself, with the aid of what the trade calls a "partial hairpiece." Several of his colleagues thought it was pretty funny, but McGovern silenced them with a farm metaphor. Said he: "When the shingles start corning off the barn roof, you put some new ones...