Word: affections
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...criteria are aimed toward controlling the researchers who run willy-nilly through the Black community with no sense of commitment to or responsibility for the lives of the people they affect." James Jones. assistant professor of Social Psychology and member of the Association of Black Faculty and Administrators, said yesterday...
Nobel Laureate Paul Samuelson identifies another source of trouble: the power of unions and companies that makes them largely independent of market pressures. To take an egregious example, unemployment among aerospace engineers?or even hardhats?does not affect the behavior of the monopolistic construction unions, which rigidly control access to jobs and concentrate on seeing to it that any of their members who remain at work are well paid. Similarly, Samuelson notes, the law of supply and demand does not exert the same effect on giant companies that it once did on small producers in a simpler economy...
With Rogers Morton leaving for the Interior Department, Richard Nixon was evaluating candidates to take over as chairman of the Republican National Committee. The decision will affect 1972 campaign tactics...
...prelates. To add to his discomfiture, he touched off criticism among his own cardinals shortly before leaving Rome by decreeing that cardinals over 80 could henceforth neither hold "Vatican office" nor vote in a papal election. The Pope suggested in his directive that "the problem of advanced age" might affect "grave and delicate roles" of cardinals...
...Ostema, a Manhattan mortgage broker: "It is morally wrong for one Government agency to issue a stock when another Government agency, the Federal Reserve, can make it gyrate and allow speculators to make fortunes." Naturally, the Federal Reserve has no such intention, but changes in monetary policy do indeed affect the profits of the mortgage giant...