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Such a program would include prior notification of at least six months for plant closings, a reasonable length of time for planning the reuse of facilities. This would allow planning to occur before the closing, not afterward as is done now. The cost of planning, currently the responsibility of the community--sometimes with the help of federal government planning grants--should be borne in part by the departing industry. Furthermore, the grant application process could be streamlined to make the possibility of federal assistance a less forbidding prospect...
...intelligence funds, as a fee for his services. Afterward, Hunt and I decided to suggest that the assassination of Jack Anderson be carried out by Cubans already recruited for the intelligence arm of the Committee to Re-Elect the President...
...takes an individual of great inner conviction to risk a dropout like that. It also takes a pianist of extraordinary brilliance to come back afterward, on his own terms and at his own pace, to rebuild a major career. Pollini is such an individual and such a pianist. Becoming active again around 1967, he made a belated New York debut in 1968 that was well worth waiting for. By the early 1970s he was ready to resume recording, and a succession of superb discs has followed: the Chopin Etudes, the late Beethoven sonatas, last year's Grammy Award-winning...
...future. Accordingly, Carter three days later sent a message to Banisadr through Marcus Kaiser, the Swiss charge in Tehran: Unless the Revolutionary Council took custody of the hostages by March 31the day before the Kansas and Wisconsin primariesthe U.S. would impose sanctions on Iran. Soon afterward, the governments of major European nations and Japan sent letters to Banisadr urging that the hostages be freed. After waiting fruitlessly for three days for signs of movement in Tehran, Carter sent Banisadr a second warning on Friday, March 28, again through the Swiss embassy...
...from Visa to pay for groceries," recalls Lynda. Eventually, that house of cards collapsed. Buried under bills and harassed by creditors, the Hobsons turned to an attorney, who sought shelter for them under the recently overhauled federal Bankruptcy Act. The Hobsons paid a $60 filing fee, and soon afterward a judge approved a three-year plan calling for repayment of 16? on every dollar owed to unsecured creditors as part of $150-a-month payments that also cover the secured creditors. Under the plan's terms, the couple will still be able to afford a $140 monthly tithe...