Word: processing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...when he received an eviction notice. Under condominium conversion, tenants receive the choice of buying their apartment as a condominium at extremely high prices or vacating the apartment to make way for more affluent tenants. Solano says he discovered tenants had the right of appeal, and the complex appeal process can halt conversion for at least a year...
David Sullivan lists as his proudest accomplishment his efforts to make it "possible for every student and citizen to participate in the election process." When a student at MIT, Sullivan found he could not register to vote because he was a student. He joined the Democratic Ward Committee that determines the members of the Election Commission and selected members who enabled student voters to register...
...reaches of the nation to the Oval Office. Presidential TV Aide Rick Neustadt says that in the old days a President could make a controversial announcement in the afternoon and know there could be no public answers on television until the next day: to set up cameras and process and edit film took too long to make the evening news. But new technology has made instant response a fact. Carter can make a statement on energy or the Panama Canal, and by nightfall be outshouted by his critics...
...elaborate process of elimination, China watchers have succeeded in positioning some of the unrepentant revolutionary committee members who were denounced by Hua. They are right in Peking. The capital's committee, for example, is led by Mayor Wu Teh, who was appointed the city's acting mayor in 1966 when Chiang Ch'ing was busily promoting her supporters. Last year Wu Teh (who was confirmed in his post six years later) inveighed against Teng Hsiao-p'ing as an "unrepentant capitalist reader." Since then Teng has made a spectacular comeback, gaining the powerful post of Vice Premier...
...anniversary of television's longest-running series. For the occasion, the show will expand to an hour and Vice President Walter F. Mondale will "meet the press." Seven vice presidents have appeared on the show over the years, but none has enjoyed as much influence in the policy-making process of his administration as Mondale appears to have. Many White House observers consider Mondale one of President Carter's closest advisers. The interview will air Sunday at 11:30 a.m. on Channel...