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WHETHER THIS request by the college is purely an informational move, designed to help accomodate disabled students while Sever Hall--Harvard's largest classroom building--is closed for renovations next year, or an attempt to force disabled students to commit themselves now to all of their fall courses depends on who you talk...
...handicapped who works with Crooks's office, adding that he believes that classes will still be moved in the fall. And maybe they will--at least to the extent that they are moved now. But the College should make a real effort, when taking actions such as the request for the eight fall classes, not to come on quite so hard...
...information. It took the Bureau two years to comply, and the end result was 500 pages, most of were blanked out for national security reasons. The CIA, the principal actor in the Guatemalan drama, has yet to release any documents to Schlesinger, almost seven years after his initial request...
...amounted to a deal: if Nicaragua would pledge to stop fomenting insurrection in neighboring countries (meaning primarily El Salvador), the U.S. would vow not to take actions that could destabilize the regime in Nicaragua, and might even resume economic aid. At the moment, Washington is putting off a Nicaraguan request to open formal negotiations, in part because Haig has been tied up with the Falklands crisis, but also because it is still not convinced that the Sandinistas are really willing to deal...
...days before the broadcast, the Administration, fearing a hatchet job, asked to screen the program and to be given air time to respond. CBS turned down this unprecedented and highly intrusive request. The Administration's fears about the show stem from growing White House concern that Reagan is viewed as insensitive to the poor. That view is likely to be strengthened by a Congressional Budget Office report saying that the proposed budget cuts for fiscal 1983, like the ones enacted this year, will fall heavily on those who make $10,000 a year or less...