Word: extention
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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WHETHER Tito can and will fulfill his promises for change may determine the extent of future unrest. If he follows through, the student demands will probably be satisfied. In this case, as one engineering student proudly remarked, "Our country may be the sole example in the world... and a good testament to the experiment for self-governing democracy." The openness, dialogue, and participatory base now present in Yugoslavia make this a valid possibility...
Patchwork Program. In Washington, Medicaid is a headless monster. To the extent that it is run at all, it is controlled by one of the most cumbrously named offices in government: the Medical Services Administration of HEW's Social and Rehabilitation Service. Its commissioner, Dr. Francis L. Land, was summarily dropped from the post last July at the height of congressional criticism over Medicaid's failings. The Administration has still not replaced Land...
...final nature and extent of the split is still unclear, but it appears that at least one result will be an increase in the number and scope of biology courses offered...
Current helpers will be placed in the apprentice program according to the extent of their previous experience. This means experienced helpers will not have to complete the entire apprentice program to become journeymen...
...culture no longer seems to supply many heroes, but Middle Americans admire men like Neil Armstrong and, to some extent, Spiro Agnew. California Governor Ronald Reagan and San Francisco State College President S. I. Hayakawa have won approval for their hard line on dissent. Before his death last year, Dwight Eisenhower was listed as the most admired man in the nation ?and Middle America cast much of the vote. In death, John Kennedy is also a hero. Ironically, Robert Kennedy had the allegiance of much of Middle America along with his constituency of blacks and the young. Whatever their...