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Stubbins agrees, and he believes the school's requirements should be more stringent, if they are changed at all. "It might be better to have a smaller school of really top-notch students, doing research and learning both architectural and industrial methods." Stubbins says...
...only would central, monolithic labor harm itself, it would necessitate by its very nature interference by Government. The potential for good or catastrophic, especially catastrophic, would be so great that it would force Congress to pass stringent legislation, to regulate labor as a state does a public utility. This would virtually climinate collective bargaining, and transform both parties into little more than vast lobbies, pressuring the government for favorable decisions. In short, such a merger would fuse politics and industrial relations, as they are fused in Europe...
...Penalty: Minimum penalty will be a $10 fine. More stringent action will be taken at the discretion of the Judiciary Committee depending on the relative severity of the case...
...post-game press conference, Coach Jordan called for careful interpretation by officials of the new more stringent regulations concerning unnecessary roughness...
...River, the president of the local tax commission is a Communist. Professor Remo Salati, who wears a double-breasted suit like Communist Leader Togliatti and imitates Togliatti's manner of talking, also has access to federal tax returns in which taxpayers, in the face of stringent new tax laws, assess their incomes more realistically...