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Arkansas Governor Winthrop Rockefeller has dipped into his own capacious pocket to supplement the pay of a dozen state officials, although the Arkansas attorney general told him it was unconstitutional. Newark's Mayor Kenneth Gibson has persuaded local businessmen to add $2,500 a year to the city business administrator's $35,000 salary in order to attract a top outside professional to the job. Now the mayor of Honolulu, Frank Fasi, has offered $40,000 from his campaign war chest to help fend off a strike of Teamster drivers that would have halted two privately owned Oahu...
...York Times readers since May 1969, when he became one of its book reviewers. To virtually any book, Leonard can apply intellect and language without sacrificing either. Last month, at 31, he was named the new editor of the New York Times Book Review, the paper's Sunday supplement that is the most widely distributed (1,400,000 copies) literary journal in the country...
...would like to become the active core of an urban studies program at Harvard," Christopher D. Hoy '70-4, president of the PBH executive committee, said yesterday. "Our model would both allow undergraduates to work for outside agencies, and supplement their field experiences with specific tutorials taught by indigenous community organizers...
...review is critical of top administrators in the University, the Overseers and Corporation should not feel bound to a fixed presidential tenure. "Options for appropriate reassignment"- possibly as a professor or administrator of a smaller Harvard program-should be sought to "supplement the traditional alternatives of resignation, retirement, or dismissal...
...article published Oct. 22, 1969 in Dump Truck, the CRIMSON supplement, Richard E. Hyland '70 said, "The only reason I wouldn't blow up the Center for International Affairs is that I might get caught." Hyland's article was in response to a CRIMSON editorial condemning terrorism on campus...