Word: resignations
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...same time, the fear in the White House of spiraling deficits was quite real, and the agonizing over tax increases entirely genuine. In fact, TIME has learned that Paul Craig Roberts, the most hard-line opponent of tax boosts in the Administration, will resign this week as an Assistant Treasury Secretary to become a professor of economics at Georgetown University. Roberts thinks that the President's program has been subverted by advisers who do not really believe in supply-side economics...
...Paris also published the text of the loyalty oath that employees were being forced to sign in order to keep their jobs. The pledge stated: "Bearing in mind the fact that . .. Solidarity recently opposed the constitution and government . . . with the aim of undermining the socialist system, I hereby resign from the above-mentioned organization...
...last week took the initiative and leaked word of Allen's dismissal to the Washington Post and to Allen himself. As an internal White House matter, the effects of Clark's arrival could be substantial. With Meese's foreign policy role diminished and Deaver planning to resign in a year, Clark might become a member of the President's troika of top advisers...
...Smee employment during the year was approximately constant, the increase in salaries and wages represented an increase in average salary levels. Salary increase levels to continuing staff members were at slightly higher levels since University-wide averages are reduced by the replacement of relatively senior staff who retire or resign with persons who are more junior and whose salaries are at a lower level...
...wife Nancy as "the tenders of a flame: the historical reputation of Dr. Henry Alfred Kissinger, the Nobel laureate. They stand four-hour shifts, alert to attack, shielding the flame with their bodies and souls." Actually, Ehrlichman contends, Nixon became so tired of Kissinger's frequent threats to resign and his National Security Adviser's continual denunciations of Secretary of State William Rogers that he considered firing Kissinger...