Word: turnoveritis
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President Nixon dropped the U.S. requirement for a sea-level canal option, and U.S. and Panamanian negotiators drafted a treaty giving the present canal to Panama after 50 years of joint operation. Panama's leader, Omar Torrijos, insisted on the year 2000 as the turnover date and on U.S...
President Ford, at the urging of Secretary Kissinger, agreed to the 2000 turnover date but continued to insist on firm post-treaty rights for the U.S. to defend the canal and keep it in operation.
Brakensick yesterday attributed that initial failure to respond to a turnover in the company's officials responsible for shareholder concerns. His predecessor had retired at the beginning of Harvard's correspondence with the firm, allowing the University letters to "kind of fall through the cracks," he said.
Besides the fear of falling into similar financial straits again. A fear particularly real for small businesses confronted by the uncertainties of today's economy. HSA must endure 75 percent turnover of its employees each year, as people graduate or leave the organization. Such uncertainties, members say, may be what...
This triad is supposed to serve a monitoring role and act as a sounding board for faculty ideas, under the guidance of a Board of Directors composed of seven students, seven faculty members and seven alumni. In addition, the permanent positions are intended to add continuity and smooth over the...