Word: stay
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...antagonism between Maher and Curry was clear on Monday. Curry sat silently through most of the hearing, and only Maher could provoke him to visible anger. "When you took office in 1952," Maher asked accusingly, "did you expect you had a civil-service obligation to stay there forever?" Curry jumped to his feet, and gesturing angrily toward Maher, shouted his reply, concluding: "I let it be known that when I came to my 70th birthday, I would gladly walk out of office." There was, one feels, a fundamental irony, in Hayes's appeal to the other Councillors to avoid discussing...
...more serious issues-illegal entry and kidnaping-they are unlikely to be touched. Although police must conform to established legal procedures before extraditing a prisoner from one state to another, bail bondsmen remain curiously above the law. They got there by old British common-law tradition; they stay there because of an 1872 Supreme Court ruling which declared that the rearrest of a defendant on bail "is likened to the rearrest of an escaping prisoner by the sheriff...
...worked out that way. Wilkinson's sales in 1965 rose about 25%, but its profits are actually down 43% to $5.6 million. Overseas expansion has proved far more costly than Wilkinson executives expected. Last month Wilkinson laid off 250 of its 3,000 employees, is now fighting to stay alive in its home market. London is buzzing with rumors that Gillette is negotiating a takeover of Wilkinson. The rumors are denied by both companies, but they have not given any lift to the 193-year-old saber manufacturer, whose shares have slid from $7.56 when they were publicly issued...
When asked by your reporter in the course of our telephone conversation on Monday afternoon whether I wanted to stay on at Harvard after the expiration of my present appointment. I replied that this all depended on what other possibilities were available. I then proceded to outline the sort of considerations involved in making a choice for a teaching job. Salary was only one factor: the quality of the student body, the leave system, teaching load, location were others. Especially important for me was the adequacy of the research facilities. I concluded my remarks on this by saying that...
...students. First, the experiment has focused attention on aid to the student, particularly scholarship students. "Because of programs like this," Briggs says, "Harvard facilities have become geared to help people." He notes that counseling services have especially improved. As a partial result, the percentage of all scholarship students who stay for four years has increased...