Word: respondents
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...will be the next president who has to decide how the country will respond to such a crisis, a task which neither Bush nor Dukakis has shown himself capable of handling in the campaign...
...government to meaningfully respond to a public health crisis, there needs to be public concern over the issue and public discussion about policy alternatives. Other health problems, such as smoking and alcohol and drug abuse, receive more than their fair share of attention...
Fortunately, the administration has made an effort to respond to gay concerns. This fall Harvard instituted a policy on gay harassment and disseminated a brochure on anti-gay discrimination and homophobia. In half of the houses, tutors have been designated as liasons for gay concerns; hopefully, this policy will be adopted by the remaining houses...
Marcos did not help his case by refusing to respond to grand jury subpoenas in recent months. That led a federal appeals court last week to uphold a contempt ruling against him and his wife for failing to provide fingerprints and other requested items. Even so, the grand jury acted only after a proposed deal between the Justice Department and Marcos unraveled late Thursday. The agreement called for Marcos to forfeit real estate, art and jewelry in exchange for having the Justice Department drop plans for the indictment. In Honolulu, however, a Marcos attorney said the Marcoses were given only...
When Marcos failed to respond by a 5 p.m. deadline, prosecutors decided to proceed with the case. Reagan then met with senior White House advisers and was informed that an indictment would not affect U.S. foreign policy interests. Though Reagan was reportedly worried that Marcos might have to go to jail, the President said the case "may not come to my desk at all." The remark was telling: to the Administration, the once powerful Marcos had become a pesky legal problem, and no more...