Word: urbanely
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...significance of its report. In our view, we are to evaluate the effectiveness of the School in preparing design and planning professionals for both their present and future roles, and we should make policy recommendations based on our knowledge of the four professions (architecture, city and regional planning, urban design and landscape architecture), the context in which they operate, and the practice at other educational institutions...
...women in the Cabinet received much of their income as directors of several corporations: Commerce Secretary Juanita Kreps, fees of $61,150 plus a $30,106 salary as a vice president and professor at Duke University; Housing and Urban Development Secretary Patricia Roberts Harris, fees of $40,535 and $55,725 as a Washington lawyer. Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus earned the least: $33,000 as Governor of Idaho...
Carla Hills, former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, will do some teaching at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, and has also signed on as a director of both IBM and Southern California Edison. But her husband, Roderick, is hanging on as chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission until April 1, so the Hillses are putting off a decision on whether to return to the Los Angeles law firm that they founded 15 years ago. Says Stanley Pottinger, who is remaining at the Justice Department for a few months to wind up his investigation of past abuses...
...policy that the black people will have the vote, which they never had under previous governments. As for urban blacks, I'm prepared to give them all the opportunities for local government, for recreation and social activities. But political rights in the white areas, no. These will be exercised in their own homelands. And it should be pointed out that many of the homeland leaders are urban blacks...
...department would pick up several functions now performed elsewhere in the existing Washington energy Establishment. From Housing and Urban Development, it would get authority to set thermal efficiency standards for all buildings in the U.S.; from the Securities and Exchange Commission, power to regulate public utility mergers; from Commerce, responsibility over all programs to promote voluntary energy conservation in industry...