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Mitchell outlined two main areas of concern that the group still has with the program. He cited as unacceptable a provision which would restrict higher education programs by job search requirements, possibly forcing recipients down limited employment tracks. A clause which could require the jobless to participate in an "endless job search" without relief also concerns the coalition, Mitchell said...
...senate said the export regulations "should not be interpreted to restrict any scholar's access to information on a campus where classified research does not take place." The Chronicle of Higher Education reported last week...
...economies to become hostages to OPEC oil, that the Middle East producers were able to begin dictating world petroleum prices. As long as the U.S. and Western Europe continue to conserve energy and produce more of their own oil and power from alternative sources, they will be able to restrict the influence of OPEC and be less dependent on the whims of a few countries in a politically volatile part of the world...
BOSTON-MIT recently declined to adhere to State Department directives to restrict a Soviet scientists' views of research being conducted there...
...says he "more or less grabbed out of the air last spring. Although $10,000 is not a large budget by most Harvard standards, Martha Coburn, assistant dean for financial affairs, said. "What we did was give him a small, moderate start-up budget--the intention was not to restrict his activities." Coburn and Fox say that Counter is free to ask for more funds on a "program-by-program basis," which in academic financing implies less independence than if a program is just budgeted initially at a higher amount. Counter himself has said that the "shoe-string budget" under...