Word: projections
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...grown, the facility has been the subject of legal and political wrangling. Last week a federal jury found LILCO and its former president, Wilfred Uhl, guilty of lying to state officials about Shoreham's progress in 1978 and 1984 in order to obtain rate increases to help finance the project. Uhl and LILCO were fined $22.8 million...
...future of the Harvard Alcohol Project is obscure. Winsten has drawn up an "early draft" of a strategic plan for addressing the entire issue of problem drinking over the next few years. But it is a long way from implementation...
When Boston TV news reporter Dennis Kauff was killed in a drunk driving accident three years ago, local reporters "were enraged," and decided to try to bring attention to the problem, says Jay A. Winsten, director of the Harvard Center for Health Communication and the Harvard Alcohol Project...
...last December, thanks to the new emphasis on drunk driving, the Harvard Alcohol Project--which uses the media to fight drunk driving--was founded. Since the establishment of the Project, Winsten has continued to use WBZ as "a local television laboratory" for his national goals, says Giulmartin...
Although networks have donated time to the project's anti-drunk driving campaign, other financial concerns have been eased by grants from the Max Factor Family Foundation, The Pew Charitable Trust and the Commonwealth Fund totalling $1,000,000 over three years...