Word: sovereignity
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...target of his fire was Henry Petersen, chief of the Justice Department's criminal division, who is supervising the investigation of Agnew's conduct while a Maryland official (see box following page). But Agnew, as part of the Nixon Administration, knows better than most that Petersen is hardly a sovereign agent, that Richardson by his own admission has been making the hard decisions on Agnew, and that Richardson reports to the man who put him in his job: Richard Nixon. It evoked the harrowing spectacle of the President and Vice President of the U.S., both under suspicion for different reasons...
...East Germany, official recognition by the international community as a legitimate sovereign state is at once an enormous victory and a profound challenge. It also amounts to something of a surprise for the West. Long hidden in the shadow of its bitter rival, West Germany, the "other Germany" has become the ninth largest industrial power in the world-and by far the richest Communist state in per capita terms. Already the East Germans have surpassed the Italians and the Irish in per capita income, and they are closing in on the British...
NONFICTION 1−How to Be Your Own Best Friend, Newman & Berkowitz(l) 2−The Making of the President 1972, White (2) 3−The Joy of Sex, Comfort (3) 4−Sybil, Schre.'ber (4) 5−Marilyn, Mailer (7) 6−The Sovereign State of ITT, Sampson (5) 7−Dr. Atkins' Diet Revolution, Atkins (6) 8−Weight Watchers Program Cookbook, Nidetch (10) 9−Laughing All the Way, Howar(9) 10−My Young Years, Rubinstein...
...Sovereign State of ITT, Sampson...
...blatant and so blatantly used, its source is easily forgotten. But forgetting would be a mistake. ITT's accomplishments in helping to build the economy of Chile, detailed by a company spokesman on the August 8 New York Time's Op-Ed page and implicit in The Sovereign State, are as real as its efforts to help the CIA tear down that economy yesterday and today. American capital, applied by firms like ITT, has increased people's power--over nature, and over other people--to an extent unthinkable to the giants of the past...