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...third resolution on nuclear weapons, however, included 10 suggested criteria with-in the body of the resolution. This resolution, aimed at General Telephone and Electric (GTE), prompted extensive debate before wishing a six-to-nothing approval. Two abstentions on the wording of that particular resolution," said ACSR spokesmen Nancy E. Kossan...
Other unofficial complaints about UHS appear in a "UHS file" maintained by the Women's Clearinghouse, a support and referral center for undergraduate women based in Lehmann Hall. The Clearinghouse file is intended to provide women unfamiliar with the walk-in services with-in services with reactions from other women to specific doctors. It contains good, had, and mixed reviews. The "avoid" column accumulated since the Clearinghouse was founded in 1979 include accounts of personality conflicts as well as assertations that non-gynecologist practitioners had misstated a diaphragm and failed to treat an echoic pregnancy...
...given $50,000 toward the endowment of the Frank Stanton Professorship with-in the newly established Center for Press, Politics and Public Policy at the Kennedy School of Government...
...efforts to keep the economy expanding steadily and avoid inflation, the Federal Reserve Board strives to hold the annual increase in money supply with-in a narrow range-at present, 4% to 6½%. Yet for most of the past year, money growth has been riding a wild roller coaster-dropping all the way down to zero in one month, soaring to an annual rate of almost 20% in another. In the past few months, the money supply has been swelling at such a fevered rate as to cause anxiety even among powerful congressional Democrats, who usually favor an easy...
...Great Adventure. Placing notices with the American Federation of Teachers and an academic job registry in Washington, the officials demanded basic knowledge of German. They offered modest $530-$700 monthly salaries (compared with the U.S. yearly average of $9,300) and two-year contracts. With-in a fortnight, Hamburg had 500 applicants. Of the 100 who subsequently got firm offers, 84 signed up. All have previously been teachers at the college level. About half have master's degrees; the rest are Ph.D.s, no less...