Word: programer
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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Also, CUE agreed ART should allow students not enrolled in acting classes to act in ART shows, and courses should not require students to write program notes for ART productions...
They also asked that the city pay for Colosimo's funeral and wake. City solicitor Russell Higley said last night that such expenses might be covered under a state program for victims of violent crime
...world oil supplies and led to the gas shortages of early summer. These in turn brought forth a surge of congressional activity on the patchwork quilt of energy bills submitted by President Carter in the spring. But then followed a textbook example of what ails Washington. The Carter energy program, refined in July, still needed work. The White House leadership was uncertain, and as the gas lines shortened, the public began sending out confusing signals about what it wanted done. The lawmakers began to hesitate and reconsider. Complained House Speaker Tip O'Neill: "The Congress blows like the wind...
...Mobilization Board empowered to speed the construction of projects deemed vital to the nation's energy needs; and imposed a "windfall" profits tax on the oil companies. Congressional leaders expect the final bills to be worked out and approved in February, nearly a year after Carter's program was presented for consideration...
...what Congress did pass into law contradicts the "less is more" approach espoused early in the year. Lobbied heavily by the National Education Association, Congress established a separate Department of Education. Both Houses gave the go-ahead to the development of a prototype of the MX missile, a program that if fully carried out would cost an estimated $30 billion. Just before its Christmas adjournment, Congress agreed to guarantee $1.5 billion in loans to the flat-tired Chrysler Corp., by far the largest rescue effort in the country's history. Congress failed to pass any substantive anti-inflation measures...