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Senators James L. Buckley (R-N.Y.) and Claiborne Pell (D-R.I.) agreed yesterday to co-sponsor a series of amendments intended to clarify ambiguities in the language of the student files...
...build, we'll build that son of a bitch up like nobody's business. We'll have [William] Buckley write a column and say, you know, that he, that he should have clemency, if you've given 18 years of service...
...administration is awaiting further action on the Buckley amendment, which granted students 18 or over access to their files. Sen. James L. Buckley (R-N.Y.), who initiated the proposal, and Sen. Claiborne Pell (D-R.I.) have agreed to meet to discuss changing or delaying implementation of the bill. Aides of Senator Pell said yesterday that the two senators have not yet met and have made no headway concerning the bill...
...OGCP is also requiring release slips to accompany recommendations for applicants for the Rockefeller, Fisk and DeJersey fellowships, Healey said, because the competition began before the Buckley Amendment went into effect on November...
...Would Buckley abolish the U.N. or pull the U.S. out? Not at all. His book comes out as a lament for the U.N.'s failed trust. Walter Mittyism seizes Buckley again as he imagines a coup in which U.N. military advisers take over and forbid the Arabs to bemoan the plight of the world's poor without sharing their oil, or the Africans to excoriate racism without subduing their own racists. In Buckley's fantasy U.N., too, Eastern European representatives would be required to ask Soviet permission every time they rise to speak. Buckley concludes that...