Word: reprimanding
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...blanket authorization" as Nixon's orders to the plumbers: "I want these leaks to be stopped. I don't want to be told why it cannot be done ... I want results." To Republican Cohen, any act later "ratified" by the President, if only by failing to reprimand his aides, also made him responsible. Alabama's Flowers stressed that the Constitution's "take care" clause carries an "affirmative duty" to see that laws are enforced and charged that Nixon had "failed to resist even the transgressions of these laws before his eyes and ears." Republican Fish noted...
Paul J. Asciolla, 40, a member of the Italian-founded Scalabrini Fathers, was assigned to a quiet post in a Chicago suburban old people's home in 1965 as a reprimand for his public involvement in civil rights. As an Italian-American concerned with the problems of ethnic groups in the U.S., Asciolla has become one of Chicago's-and America's -leading spokesmen for immigrant Americans. A colorful, somewhat garrulous priest from Rhode Island, he crisscrosses the U.S. as a lecturer...
...result of the findings, Summerlin has been given a one-year medical leave at full salary but will not be allowed to return to S.K.I. The institute's director, Immunologist Robert Good (TIME cover, March 19, 1973), received a mild reprimand. Good hired Summerlin at the University of Minnesota and brought the researcher with him when he moved to S.K.I. last year. He was the co-author of several of Summerlin's papers. The committee found that Good did not knowingly misrepresent his colleague's work, but it did imply that he should have exercised closer control...
FILM CRITICS HAVE been under such great pressures that it may be cruel to reprimand their insensitivity and silliness. The 60s, after all, were as tumultuous in New York film circles as they were in Washington, with no surcease of conflicts expected for the '70s. No sooner did beleaguered pundits establish film as art than they debated how it worked as art--whether it was visual, dramatic, or kinetic. The question "Are Hollywood directors really artists?," an extended corollary, took up a lot of print space from early on. Attacks later came from other quarters: what was film's relevance...
...command module were being taped and later piped to the ground. After discovering the coverup, Chief Astronaut Alan Shepard, who had modestly stretched NASA rules by smuggling some golf balls along on his Apollo 14 moon trip, took to the microphone in Mission Control and issued a mild reprimand. Replied the Skylab commander, Marine Lieut. Colonel Gerald Carr: "O.K., Al, I agree with you. It was a dumb decision...