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...also said The Justice was aware of the increase in this year's fundraising when it published its articles but refused to cite them...
Questioning quickly turned to tenure, as Jonathan Hacker '89 asked Spence to cite any specific "weaknesses in the [system] it would be valuable for the council to examine...
...periodically. Many years ago, the U.S. Congress granted Major League Baseball an official exemption from the nation's antitrust laws because of the sport's "unique" position in American society. But the courts--as in the recent USFL case, appeal of which is still pending--have refused to cite the other major leagues with monopolistic conspiracy...
Some observers are suggesting that the Administration needs a staff shake- up. The financial community especially misses Paul Volcker, who resigned last June as chairman of the Federal Reserve Board. But most feel that personnel changes would simply generate more uncertainty. They cite Jimmy Carter's mass Cabinet firing as proof that housecleaning usually does not work. "What we need now is stability," says Cheney...
...report does not cite specific ways in which Reagan failed to uphold the law. But it raps him for allowing the National Security Council rather than the CIA to conduct covert operations and then failing to monitor the activity closely to see that it was kept within the boundaries of the law. NSC staff members were "out of control," the report says, with Oliver North and Poindexter "privatizing" foreign policy and allowing retired Air Force Major General Richard Secord and his business partner, Albert Hakim, to handle American negotiations with Iran and control huge sums of money from the transactions...