Word: preventing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Ansara conceded there might be trouble at some centers. "I don't think there will be any violence here, but at places like the University of New Hampshire or the University of Maine, there's possibility that some incidents will occur," he said. Ansara expected that local police would prevent any incidents from developing into serious violence...
...Metropolitan District Commission, which is responsible for Memorial should install overhead signals to make the lights clearly visible at a safe distance the intersection. The cost of the improvement would be small in relation to the number of accidents it would prevent. Instead of cluttering the banks of the Charles with searchlights, the MDC should put new equipment where it is really needed...
...paper presented at the University of Chicago last Thursday. Dunlop argued that the Administration wastes its energy by reviewing all major wage and price changes with oversimplified guidepost standards. Instead, he said, the government should work with labor and management in certain "bottleneck" industries to prevent inflationary rises...
...When the government has mobilized pressure to enforce the guideposts, policy is administered "without due process." There is little logic in the choice of "situations selected for confrontation" since administrative difficulties often prevent action against the most flagrant violators of guidepost standards...
...ruffled and the Record-American titillated if Radcliffe doesn't. Questions of safety are no longer applicable; having your destination listed on a sign-out card is no protection against muggers, rapists, or perverts in the Common or on Garden St. Nor do sign-out rules preserve chastity or prevent undergraduate affairs, although a few girls argue that having a curfew helps them "make decisions...