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But John R. Davis, secretary-treasurer of the NCAA, said that a although the governing group felt that university presidents should have a greater influence in making policy, the board should only have advisory power with final decisions being left up to annual NCAA conventions. Unless the panel's powers...
The council's sub-committee structure and relatively strict attendance policy made council membership at least a two-meeting, six-hour-per-week endeavor. For the students serving on the council's grants-giving committee, typical work weeks often included five to 10 additional hours. And, like a small number...
As it is, the Northwesterners are not getting off unscathed. Their electric rates have already risen to pay for Projects 1,2 and 3. Moreover, their utilities will have to pay exceptionally high interest rates to raise capital in the bond market. At the moment, many investors are shunning bonds...
Employees report the caves are fine for working. "Nobody feels claustrophobic," says Lewis. Worker productivity is higher down under, says Leroy Rodgers, secretary-treasurer of the Kansas City Envelope Co., "because there are no windows to stare out of." Nonetheless, no one is in a mood to live there, at...
A failure by WPPSS would severely rattle the $400 billion municipal-bond market by driving down prices and raising borrowing costs for state and local governments. It would be particularly rough on the Pacific Northwest. Says Tim Kerr, deputy treasurer of Washington State: "We will see some very high interest...