Word: planning
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Harrison, a professional ballplayer for nine years, came from Kenyon College last year. At Kenyon, Harrison was accustomed to enthusiastic student backing for his team, and he's aiming for the same thing here. He has a simple plan for doing it: he wants to make his team "not just a wants to make his team "not just a winner, but Number...
...plan, devised by Robert E. Keeton, professor of Law, and his colleague, Jeffrey O'Connell of the University of Illinois, centers around a "no-fault" principle. With such coverage, a person injured in an automobile could collect whether or not he were responsible for the accident...
Keeton estimated that his plan would have cut average premium costs by 15 to 25 per cent. According to the Association, whose members write more than one-third of all private auto insurance contracts in the United States, savings of up to 45 per cent would be possible. The Keeton-O'Connell plan originally covered policy-holders up to $10,000. Under the new proposal, coverage would be virtually unlimited...
...Keeton-O'Connell plan was up before the Massachusetts legislature in August 1967. It passed in the House of Representatives by a large majority but was defeated in the Senate after Massachusetts lawyers applied pressure against the bill...
...campaign began with a bang and hurriedly converted itself into a whimper. When the plan was announced earlier this month by Wesley E.Profit '69, the election of the new slate seemed to promise a radical transformation of the Coop from a moribund and insensitive burden on the Cambridge community into a major force for social equality and change...