Word: processing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...calls, 42 of which reached the Oval Office, poured in from around the country, the President sipped tea and took notes. "This is a learning process rather than a teaching process," he had said when asked about the note pad. Opposite him in a matching pale orange chair was CBS Anchorman Walter Cronkite, an avuncular master of ceremonies who was hardly needed, so smoothly and knowledgeably did the President field the questions and set the gentle tone that graced the day. Even the high hard pitches drew nothing from the President but the desire to inform. Why are Son Chip...
...Secretary Jody Powell brings a covey of reporters to ask Jordan about the appointments bottleneck, Jordan self-deprecatingly points to himself. But it is a shared responsibility. While Jordan may be methodical to a fault, his boss has insisted on more elaborate procedures than in the past. The appointment process has been stretched from the normal three or four weeks to five or six because the Administration is making an unparalleled effort to avoid conflicts of interest and other potentially embarrassing situations. Security clearances and IRS checks are also taking longer than expected. "These people are going to be here...
...catching up with the foreign fleets. We spotted only four U.S. trawlers, all dwarfed in size and efficiency by the Soviet craft. The U.S. industry is made up mostly of small, family-owned trawlers, while foreign vessels are either government-owned or heavily subsidized. Supported by factory ships to process the catch and refrigerated transports to take it home. Soviet trawlers can stay on the fishing grounds for as long as six months, limited only by the new regulations from outfishing any American boats afloat...
...ringing endorsement of the Spanish party's struggle for legalization and a significant event in the development of Western Europe's own brand of Communism. For years, Berlinguer and like-minded comrades have claimed that they are: 1) independent from Moscow and 2) devoted to the democratic process. The Madrid get-together was eagerly watched for signs of just how far the three leaders would dare to go toward those stated goals. As it turned out, not all that...
...idea. He is a witty performer in the classroom, cajoling, infuriating, charming his students-all the while, he says, "trying to develop a certain kind of mind, a legal mind, that inquires, analyzes, organizes and discriminates." Kamisar sees the law as "the nervous system of civilization, a never-ending process, constantly changing and never finished." He himself does not practice law, however, because, he says, he wants to keep his credibility unimpaired...