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...mentioned Democrat John Connally as a potential presidential candidate in 1976. He also feels that Nixon has seriously mishandled the entire Watergate political-espionage scandal, possibly hurting the Republican Party's−as well as Agnew's−prospects in future elections. Agnew's aides, moreover, regard such Nixon intimates as H.R. Haldeman, White House chief of staff, and John Ehrlichman, domestic affairs assistant, as hostile barriers standing between the President and the Vice President...
...grow. And as this burden grows, the leeway for considering any factors outside of profit maximization is shrinking. Like a high-speed racing car ignoring the pollutants with which it fouls the air, Harvard will probably continue an investment policy designed to amass capital and provide income without regard for social consequences. Harvard's Top Ten Investments shares market value 1. IBM 194,299 $76,165,208 2. General Reinsurance 81,162 $33,032,934 3. Eastman Kodak 245,564 $32,567,925 4. Texaco 837,139 $27,207,017 5. General Motors 269,257 $20,160,617 6. Exxon...
...militants did not get far, though, until Marcos made a mistake last September: he included Mindanao in the martial law decree prohibiting the possession of firearms. To the Filipino Moslems, who regard guns as their most prized possessions, it was a direct threat. With a speed and solidarity that took the Philippine authorities by surprise, hundreds of hitherto law-abiding Moslems took to the hills. Since then, the hundreds have grown into thousands. Moslem insurgents are now estimated to number 13,500 in eastern Mindanao and 6,000 in the Sulu islands, chiefly Basilan and Jolo...
Ross Russell's biography, "Bird Lives!", vividly documents the achievement and the tragedy of Parker's life. Unlike many writers who gush about jazzmen with little regard for facts, Russell remains temperate without being tepid. His style slips only when he reverts to a psuedo-novelistic form. Though Russell has unrestrained respect for Parker's talents, he nevertheless dismantles much of the myth that has grown around this genius of improvisation. Russell shows that Parker earned his place in jazz's pantheon by more than a shot of heroin. His talent was nurtured by hard work...
Unfortunately, Poussaint's single-handed effort is insufficient to expose all the abuse of human beings by physicians and researchers. The Medical School is obliged to take immediate and affirmative action with regard to regulatory legislation...