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Although Dean Rosovsky is trying this year to balance the budget and reverse a seven-year deficit trend, Kaufmann said Rosovsky decided on the increase because of hikes in tuition, room and board and the cost of living...
George Anselevicius, who will leave next June with five years remaining on his seven-year appointment, said last night he has "not found the kind of personal satisfaction and flexibility I hoped for and was used...
...classified information and broaden the definition of espionage. A series of official secrets provisions makes disclosure of national defense information to unauthorized persons punishable by a 30-year prison term. Anyone who has unauthorized possession of national defense information must return that information to the government or face a seven-year prison sentence. Had these provisions been enacted several years ago, the editors of the New York Times, Boston Globe and Washington Post or any other papers that printed the Pentagon Papers would have been jailed...
According to the budget letter, the Faculty will attempt to balance its budget for 1976-77 and reverse a seven-year trend of deficits by reducing severely its expenses in non-teaching areas...
...files from Madrid went to Associate Editor Burton Pines, a seven-year veteran of TIME'S news bureaus, who wrote the story in New York. Reporter-Researcher Sara Medina spent most of her week poring over histories, TIME files and clippings going back to pre-Civil War days. Meanwhile, Staff Writer Le Anne Schreiber prepared a profile of Heir Apparent Juan Carlos...