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...center is still very concerned about its image and would not allow a photographer to take pictures of animals in wire cages. "If you publish it, it looks like somebody is behind bars," Sehgal says. "Pictures are funny--they let people see whatever they want," says Hunt...
...that might damage ongoing operations. Still, ex-CIA Director Richard Helms charged that such disclosures harm the agency's credibility with potential sources and will "play havoc with our recruiting." Senior intelligence officials are so distressed that they are considering prosecuting Woodward under statutes that make it illegal to publish secret communication techniques or information...
Krivan said he intends to publish six issues of the Quad journal this year, including one by Thanksgiving and one by Christmas, each of which will be approximately 15 pages long...
...with leaders of the revolution had disappeared. "I told him that, frankly, looking at you ((Sandinistas)) gave me a headache," she said. If all goes according to plan, the first edition of the reborn La Prensa will appear Oct. 1. The paper has enough Soviet-supplied newsprint left to publish 27 daily editions. "After that," says Chamorro, "who knows?" That same question could be asked about the Oct. 4 target date for talks between the combatants in both - Nicaragua and El Salvador -- and, for that matter, about the future of peace in Central America...
Until recently, Scott ran Facilities Maintenance and the euphemistically named Dining Services and oversaw the folks who publish course catalogs...