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...touch base at least two or three times a week-more often if events warrant. "My approach with the President is very straightforward and direct," says Baker. "We communicate easily." In order to salvage the Administration's proposal to sell AW ACS radar planes to Saudi Arabia, Baker carefully choreographed the President's lobbying effort, even deciding details like which Senators should ride together to and from the White House. A special telephone in Baker's Capitol Hill hideaway-White House extension 806-gives him a direct line to the President...
...will see action for the first time in over a year this weekend as shooter in the team's power play. The knee cartilage of the former All-American has healed enough that he participates in non-contact and one-on-one drills at practice, though not enough to warrant excessive running or to risk taking an aggressive...
Sociology is one of 13 departments cited in a 1980-81 Faculty report on affirmative action for having fewer tenured women Faculty members than the available pool of female candidates would warrant...
Moderator Frederick Houston, a local lawyer, announced that one more article, placed on the warrant by petition of 5% of Newfane voters, would be deliberated before the lunchtime recess. "It won't take long," said Houston, who then quickly read through item 18, which urged "a mutual freeze on the testing, production and deployment of nuclear weapons, and of missiles and new aircraft designed primarily to deliver nuclear weapons, with verification safeguards satisfactory to both countries...
...sees judges as specially charged, first, with purifying the political process--unblocking "stoppages," in his ling. Legislation that seems to subvert the principle of "one man, one vote" would warrant intense judicial scrutiny; so, for the matter, would government actions that limit political speech or assembly. Ely derives that role directly from the Constitution, which he contends is almost solely "about process"--and includes none of the "substantive values" that judges have sought to find...