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...scholars, University of Arizona professor Stanley Lieberson--has already turned Harvard down, but the other three are still considering the offers--extended in the late spring. The professors are Aage B. Sorenson and Robert M. Hauser, both of the University of Wisconsin, and Stanford University professor John Meyer...
...Wisconsin sociologists selected are also data specialists. Sorenson, 41 years old, has written more than 40 articles on such topics as operations of labor markets and social mobility, while Hauser, 40, is a leading authority on stratification and social mobility, as well. All four scholars picked are tenured at their respective institutions...
...Patrolman Ed Johnson is considered one of the kids on the beat. His sidekick, Orville Sorenson, is 73. Roy Rogers and Gabby Hayes they are not, but they are close. Along with 275 other volunteers, they make up the Sun City posse, a real, live law-enforcement group that combats the elements of crime in its little piece of the new West-a suburban retirement community outside Phoenix. Decked out in regulation brown-and-beige uniforms and Stetson hats, and sometimes packing pistols, the posse has cut petty theft by 32% since it was started in 1971. Insurance companies, taking...
...release surprised several Kennedy associates, Theodore C. Sorenson, an administrative special counsel, said he was "dumbfounded." Sen. Russell B. Long (D-La.) said yesterday. "I consider it highly improper for anyone to record the conversation of a friend without information that a recording is being made...
...insurance groups are incensed at all of them. Says Brian O'Neill, head of research for the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety: "Rescinding this regulation would cost the public a lot of money. This is an example of cost-benefit analysis producing any answer you want." Adds Wayne Sorenson, research vice president of State Farm Insurance: "The current standard is working. We are worried that cost considerations and competition may force manufacturers to begin putting fragile, cosmetic bumpers on cars all over again...