Word: exempted
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...Edmund Joyce, vice president of the University of Notre Dame, a school that invests heavily in football and basketball for top National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) rankings, has started a costly and powerful lobbying effort to persuade Congress to exempt intercollegiate sports from Title IX. If Joyce's initiative succeeds, women's sports will receive the same monetary considerations from most schools that it has in the past: virtually none...
Although Joyce and Congressional supporters of such big revenue sports as football and basketball attempted to exempt revenue-producing sports from the legislation in 1974, failure seems to have intensified the fight against Title IX. Joyce wants his colleagues to stop Title IX, break away from the NCAA and form their own athletic association. In this way, the big sports revenue schools, which have already flaunted the legislation, could ignore HEW rules, pay the fine and compete under their own auspices...
...powerful lobby, instigated by vice president Father Joyce of Notre Dame, may influence Congress to exempt big revenue sports such as football and basketball from the requirements, Jack P. Reardon, director of Athletics, told about 50 people at an informational meeting last night...
Meanwhile, the machinists' strike prompted other airlines to put on extra flights to accommodate some of the 130,000 passengers carried daily by United. The machinists' pact is supposed to be exempt from the guidelines if it stays within the bounds of the contract that the machinists signed with TWA before the guidelines were announced, which provided an average 12% annual increase in wages and benefits over three years. Citing the ravages of inflation, the machinists at United have twice rejected a package similar to the one granted by TWA. The 18,600 machinists walked out March...
...annual presentation of lottery results to CHUL last Monday, Thomas A. Dingman '67, assistant dean of the College, mentioned several possibilities for revamping the assignment process, including a committee to exempt students from the lottery for reasons that promise to be controversial such as, "lineage factors" and "a need for proximity to University facilities...