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A Harvard student has proposed a bill to the State Legislative which would empower judges to sentence addicts convicted of property crimes to rehabilitation instead of prison.
A further warhead has penetrated the screen, but so far proven a dud. Belmont residents unhappy with the University's decision to fill in Blair Pond, a Harvard-owned prospective site for development, last year goaded the legislature to empower the MDC to expropriate the land. But, strangely, when it...
Second, the Government will become a sterner policeman of private enterprise. Responding to a surge of rising public expectations about corporate performance, Washington is stepping up its regulatory efforts. Nixon-appointed heads of federal agencies are already outdoing their Democratic predecessors in bedeviling businessmen with tougher rules on auto safety...
enlarge the Board of Directors from a minimum of five to a minimum of 25, empower shareholders rather than Directors to increase the size of the Board, and provide that ten of the 25 Directors need not be shareholders:
No Small Shift. That a vote was taken at all represented some gain for reform, since the appointment of chairmen on the basis of seniority had been virtually automatic since 1910. Last month, each party decided to empower its caucus with what amounts to a veto over such selections. The...