Word: ward
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Senator Joseph D. Ward (D-Fitchburg) headed the subcommittee which interviewed more than 30 lawyers over the past three weeks in search for a counsel, before deciding...
...wanted an attorney of broad experience, an attorney who had definite sensitivity for the historical and constitutional matters involved," Ward said yesterday...
...Ward said that the subcommittee was most impressed by the experience Cox had as solicitor general of the United States and by his early display of intellectual capability. (Cox served as clerk to Judge Learner Hand upon his graduation from Law school...
...were affected by the fact that the Williston chair at Harvard involved the teaching of constitutional law," Ward added...
Conditions in some of the men's wards would have made Bedlam look inviting. One ward holds 40 seriously disturbed adults, some of them violent. The ward is staffed by two attendants, one a woman; they have all they can do to keep their patients from hurting themselves or each other. They cannot always keep their patients healthy. Hepatitis, which thrives on poor hygiene, is rampant at Willowbrook. Many of the patients have diseases and defects that will ultimately kill them. Some die of other causes: ten years ago, a measles epidemic swept through the institution and killed...