Word: restrictionism
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The Highway. Landscaping, said the President, should be required on all federal, interstate, primary and urban highways, "encouraging the construction of rest and recreation areas . . . and the preservation of natural beauty adjacent to highway rights-of-way." This means more restriction, for one thing, on outdoor advertising, for which Johnson...
U.S. Press Bothered. The Times could have found its attitude supported by just about any paper in the U.S., where the press responds energetically to any suggestion of regimentation. Aware that state after state is trying to keep prosecutors, police and defense lawyers from talking to reporters, and bothered by...
Warned about an "implicit" restriction on using the University's name without its permission. Walter decided to withdraw the offer. He indicated that he had opposed using Harvard's name when the promoters of the kit originally proposed doing so.
Already possessing the right to regulate the membership of student organizations with regard to race and university status, the administration now proposes to tell these groups which of their members may be elected officers. Although this restriction may have some merit for groups organized for the purpose of giving undergraduates...
for several years interpreted "handicapped" students supported by the Will Rogers Fund to mean financially handicapped. Other colleges plead with donors or their heirs to liberalize the ground rules, and often win. Adelphi University on Long Island accepted a scholarship reserved for applicants named Smith from nearby Franklin Square, which...