Word: recruiters
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Liddy money problem was handled mainly by vastly exaggerating the cost of Liddy's actual legal activities and devising a false story that he had been given $100,000 to recruit ten agents at $1,000 a month each for ten months, to legally gather intelligence on Democratic candidates (presumably by attending political rallies, reporting on speeches, clipping newspapers). Magruder said he was coached on his cover-up testimony by Dean, Mardian and Mitchell before he first carried these lies to the Watergate grand jury...
...result, department chairmen reacted to the plan with predictable anxiety. Because the Kraus plan's need criteria cut into their freedom to recruit and encourage the most "meritorious" applicants and students, the chairmen warned that such students might be lured away to Yale or Berkeley, where merit scholarships still rule graduate student financing. In short, they warned that the quality of graduate education was at stake. Nonetheless, department chairmen agreed unanimously to adopt the Kraus plan on a trial basis only for next year...
...review committee made these recommendations hoping that the Department would recruit new tenured Faculty members by this Spring, one of whom would replace Guinier as chairman...
...turn, that organization voted unanimously to recruit and hire a paid executive officer to coordinate the organization's activities and implement its objectives...
...first order of business, the new organization--which includes women employed at all levels throughout the University--voted unanimously to empower a volunteer steering committee to recruit and hire a paid executive officer...