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...other two branches." The statement was an aside in a dissent; but since that is the view of the court's most liberally activist member, it seems possible that the Supreme Court might decline to rule on "Nixon v the Ervin Committee," rather than turn matters into a three-way separation-of-powers brouhaha. That is, unless Ervin can make stick his contention that Congress has the same powers as a court in probing illegal White House activities, or unless he can force a criminal contempt-of-Congress charge to be brought...
Since Spring 1972, when the GSAS abruptly discontinued its program of Staff Tuition Scholarships for all teaching fellows, fundamental disagreements and confusions have cloaked the three-way debate between students, Faculty and administrators over financial aid to graduate education. At the heart of the debate are the questions of Harvard's budgetary prioities, decisionmaking process that sets those priorities, and the effect of both on the tone and quality of education...
Unique Position. Senator Sam Ervin's Watergate committee has already agreed to request use immunity for ten witnesses, but the Dean situation is without any real precedent. No White House official has ever been asked to testify against other White House officials. Equally without precedent is the three-way tug-of-war between the prosecutors, the congressional investigators and the witness himself...
...memorandums, working papers and personal letters from ITT's files, a Senate subcommittee established that the strange tale essentially began in September 1970, immediately after Allende garnered a plurality of 36% of the vote in Chile's popular presidential election, virtually assuring him of victory in the three-way runoff in Congress the following month. ITT officials, motivated by both misplaced patriotism and fear for the future of the company's more than $150 million capital investment in Chile, determined that Allende had to be stopped before the vote in Congress. In that attempt, the company tried...
Harvard did not have any representatives on the second squad, as the coaches selected goalie Ken McKenzie and forward Bob Kane of Yale, defensemen Mike Hubbert and Pete McNamee of Penn, Doug Marrett and Bill Hanson of Cornell, and defensemen Dave Street, also from Cornell. There was a three-way tie between Hubbert, McNamee and Street for the two defensive spots...