Word: aid
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...correct that for the second half of last year I had a tough time putting it all together," he said. "But I've had some career plans for the past three years." This week, he began working as a full-time psychiatric aid at McClean Hospital in Belmont...
...work on city planning, Kilbridge has done research on the problems of developing nations. He published a study of prospects for productive use of nuclear energy in Pakistan in 1958 after serving on an advisory mission to that country. Later he served as assistant director of the U. S. AID mission to India. He is also a consultant to Harvard's Development Advisory Service, and to the United Nation's Industrial Development Organization...
...know that I am, of course, very disturbed and worried about the events that have taken place during this controversy. This worry is no less a result of the concerns that have brought OBU to action. I believe institutions, such as Harvard, should do all they can to aid the black community...
...want you to know that I am, of course, very disturbed and worried about the events that have taken place during this controversy." Epps said. "I believe that institutions, such as Harvard, should do all they can to aid the black community...
Matter of Integrity. Officials of the district cling to the faint hope that Virginia's general assembly will bail out the bridge-tunnel, though the state has no legal obligation to vote financial aid. Such a move would cost the state $5 million a year, initially. There are questions about the propriety of using tax money to pay off the bonds. The matter has caused anxious debate in the assembly, where the argument for support is that the state's reputation for fiscal integrity would be tarnished if Virginia let the bond issue of a political subdivision...