Word: totally
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...have. So whereas there may be some impact on some institutions, I would very much doubt that there would be a sweeping impact and indeed it would be, I think, unwise and harmful for undergraduate education, given the diversity of needs, interests and aspirations and abilities of the total student body that are being served, if any one system did become dominant...
...class of '79 was the first to attend the new high school. It also survived the merger of the Rindge and Latin high schools a year ago, and the total reorganization of the high school administration completed this year...
...Global defense expenditures have grown so large that it is difficult to grasp their full dimensions. The overall total is now in excess of $400 billion a year." The nearly $30 billion spent annually on arms research and development is more than "is spent on the problems of energy, health, education and food combined." Does the money buy greater security? McNamara asked. "No. At these exaggerated levels, only greater risk, greater danger, and greater delay in getting on with life's real purposes...
...total election-year tax cut is expected to be $15 billion or more, and it is traditionally split two-thirds for individuals, one-third for business. Conable, Jones and other congressional leaders have been telling business people to rally behind a single proposal to avoid a repetition of last year's squabble, when big companies preferred a corporate tax cut rather than a reduction in capital gains taxes. The plan for faster depreciation has quickly won the backing of business lobbyists, who get together for breakfast every two weeks at Washington's sedate Sheraton-Carlton...
...industry itself is split on the legislation. The bill puts a limit of $50,000 in total direct payments to any grower, and that is welcomed by small farmers such as Idaho sugar-beet growers but bitterly opposed by plantation-scale growers in Hawaii and Louisiana. Another of the bill's clauses raises the minimum wage for field hands from $3 to $3.30 an hour, and Democratic Senator Russell Long of Louisiana argues that the provision would require an even higher level of price supports for growers. With that in mind, Idaho Democratic Senator Frank Church is pushing...