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...amendment for another year. Last week the Senate did the same, but called for changes that would raise taxes above 1976 levels. The whole issue now must be taken up by a House-Senate conference committee, and a decision is needed quickly. Overseas taxpayers are automatically granted a two-month extension of the nation's mid-April filing deadline, and with four weeks left they still do not know how much...
...investigation of itself was supervised by Callahan, Adams and another of Mohr's gambling buddies. After a two-month inquiry, the probers concluded that Mohr had done nothing wrong, the bureau's purchasing procedures were proper, and the games were just innocent social gatherings. Former Attorney General Edward H. Levi dismissed the findings as a whitewash and ordered the FBI to investigate again, under close Justice Department supervision. The second time around, the findings forced Kelley to discharge Callahan for misuse of FBI funds. Mohr, in retirement, was criticized, but Adams emerged unscathed...
Gray, daughter of Yale historian Hajo Holborn, is an expert in European intellectual history who was educated at Bryn Mawr and Harvard. As acting head of Yale, she has slashed fearlessly at Yale's budget and also is weathering a bitter two-month strike by the university's 1,400 blue-collar workers. "She's head and shoulders over the other internal candidates," says one respected faculty member. Yet, he adds, "many of the Old Blues, on whom the university is dependent for much of its future funding, would never accept a woman as president...
There is really nothing like it. The two-month build-up, the great expectations, the 48 hours of non-stop action. When it's over, the letdown is tremendous, but that's to be expected. This is Yale weekend. This is THE WEEKEND...
Even then, you can rest assured that there was really nothing like it. The two-month build-up, the great expectations, the 48 hours of non-stop action. When it was over, the letdown was tremendous, but that was to be expected. It was Yale weekend. It was, and still is, THE WEEKEND...