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...There’s nothing sinister in giving it to the subcontractor,” Deputy Undersecretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness David S. C. Chu told members of the press last week. “They’re the mechanic. They have no policy role...
Harvard has long had an arms-length relationship with the military. Military personnel have not lodged on campus since 1969, when the Faculty of Arts and Sciences voted to expel the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) from campus in protest of the Vietnam...
...your report on Commander Billig, you compare a military surgeon's salary of $70,000 with the $240,000 gross income of a surgeon in private practice. The comparison is misleading. A private surgeon must pay for his office, the salaries of his personnel, his equipment, his insurance and his own retirement plan, all of which are provided by the military for its physicians. It may be difficult for the military to attract doctors, but not because of salary. Carie D. Buckley III, M.D. Staunton, Va. Shcharansky's Survival...
...scrutiny at ABC's news division. Most of the layoffs so far have been in lower-echelon production jobs. Says Washington Bureau Chief George Watson: "We have not cut into the teeth of the news-gathering and producing-operation." Yet staff morale has plummeted, and some insiders claim that personnel are being spread too thin. "It will reflect in the quality of the show," predicts a staffer at ABC's newsmagazine 20/20, which lost four positions in the cutbacks. "We are already burnt out." Says a New York City-based producer: "I don't know if the new management understands...
...Soviet Union 's Washington embassy does not employ any U.S. citizens. It is Soviet policy to supply its embassies throughout the world with Soviet personnel, from chauffeurs to garbage handlers...