Word: provisionally
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Donald G. Moulton, Harvard's coordinator for community affairs, said that "there was really no way for this to be avoided; we are trying to get the housing project on the road." He indicated that provision will be made in the plans for accommodation of the free school.
Much of the blue collar worker's lost sense of self could be restored by evidence that his employer cares about him, if only in little ways. Do the managers eat in the same cafeterias as the men, share the same parking lots? Are management's decisions clearly?not condescendingly?...
There was no legal provision for such a move, so Lloyd invited his boss, R.K. Procunier, California Director of Corrections, to audition the Sparrows. Procunier liked them so much he started crying. Since then, Sonny and the Sparrows-a chorus of 45 or more and a 15-man band-have...
The Spectator is currently chartered as a tax-exempt corporation with the explicit right to endorse political candidates. An IRS spokesman said they must have "overlooked" that provision when they approved the Spectator's tax-exempt status five years ago. The paper endorsed Nelson Rockefeller in the 1966 New York...
His stand in favor of the no-knock provision of the D. C. crime bill has angered many liberals who otherwise would have supported him gladly. The provision permits police, under certain circumstances, to enter a building without first announcing their presence or occupation.