Word: documentation
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...have abandoned their traditional stance of public solidarity with Israel and have openly expressed dissent. The Prime Minister singled out Fein because Begin believed Fein had "organized" the 56 American Jewish leaders who put their names to a statement that was released early this month. (In May, the same document had been signed by 250 prominent Israelis...
Paul M. Eisen, the bank's senior vice president for marketing, had the document "translated" from federalese into passable English. And then, because he was convinced that no customer would wade through the booklet, Eisen inserted a readership test. In 100 of the 120,000 copies, he placed a special paragraph that read: "Any customer who receives a disclosure that includes this paragraph, can get $10 simply by writing 'regulation' and the customer's name and address." At a cost of $69,000, the bank in May and June sent out the 4,500-word pamphlet...
...Reaganites presented the only document drawn up during the meetings. It was described as merely a "talking paper." It bore no relation to anything so grand as an "agreement," "codicil" or a "treaty of Detroit" outlining a "co-presidency"-terms later bandied wildly about the convention hall. A mere 1½ pages of double-spaced typing, it tried to sketch out how Ford would fit into the decisionmaking and paper flow of the White House. One specific point was that Ford would have daily supervisory authority, but not final power of decision, over the National Security Council, the Office...
When Ford's men brought him the document, he was interested, but he still doubted its feasibility. "Maybe there's a way," he said about a new vice-presidential role, "but I don't think there is." It was now nearing 5 p.m., and, as Ford received yet another personal plea from the Governors and from members of Congress, he began to grow testy-which is not his nature. Yet he had now gone 34 hours with only four hours of sleep, and weariness was taking its toll...
...American teenagers. But with its Annual Report for the New Generation, Ashland Oil hopes to educate some members of the high-school-and-under set. This year the nation's 18th largest oil company (1979 revenues: $6.7 billion) is sending out 81,000 copies of the 16-page document to stockholders, members of the financial community and school programs...