Word: coding
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...proposed, the committee would include Gruson, Parks, Sharratt, a representative from Harvard's realtor, Hunneman and Co., and one from the Office of Taxes, Insurance, and Real Estate. It would make final judgment on rent increases which may be needed to rehabilitate the housing at health and safety code standards...
...contraceptives, she felt that birth control was an issue over which the state should have no control. Her bill could be justified merely on the principle of the separation of church and state. Yet the arguments which the committee appeared to accept were those based on a religious code. Despite their constant protestations that this is not a religious issue, their attitude confirmed that it is and will continue to be if they remain in control of the situation...
...There are scarcely any treatment centers in the country exclusively for youthful addicts. In New York City, petty-minded authorities are trying to close one of them. This month in court, Dr. Densen-Gerber will defend Odyssey House against charges of operating without a license and violating the building code...
What he does supply is a fusillade of laughs. These are not so much punch lines as counterpunch lines. "You are considered an underdeveloped nation by underdeveloped nations," the Local Prince is told by the Columnist. "Disneyland-that's our code name for Washington," explains the Ambassador. Political in-joking is the sport of the evening, but some of it has a kind of frantic blandness about it: "Do you realize that the average age of Chiang Kai-shek's privates...
...interrupted by six commercial breaks totaling 16 minutes. Kenneth Cox, a member of the Federal Communications Commission, complained last week that one station, WAGF in Dothan, Ala., shows 41 minutes of commercials in an hour. Since the number of commercials is limited only by a voluntary but unenforceable code of the National Association of Broadcasters,* the FCC feels powerless to cut the clutter...