David E. Sanger
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Carter's Better Half
J OHN NANCE GARNER, who may have made less of an impact on American politics than any high ranking U.S.
HEW Releases Draft of Audit Following Request of Congress
In an apparently unprecedented action by federal officials yesterday, the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW) released the full
Getting Down To Business
In 1925, Calvin Coolidge, not reknowned for his economic acumen, said, "The business of America is business." Fifty-four years later,
Democrats in the State of Nature
T HREE YEARS AGO, when Birch Bayh, Morris Udall, Jimmy Carter, Henry Jackson, and a host of other Democrats tramped
Democratic Club Elects Officers In Stormy Meeting Last Night
The Harvard Democratic Club elected a new slate of candidates last night after a stormy meeting. The four candidates elected
Spotlight on Rosovsky
It was an opportunity to act out a favorite academic fantasy: an hour-and-a-half to interrogate Dean Rosovsky on the touchy
Overdue Audit Remains Months Away
A Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW) audit of $225 million in federal funds spent over a three-year period
Nieman Fellow Avoids Farber's Plight
The Supreme Court's refusal Monday to review a contempt citation against The York Times and its reporter, Myron Farber, for
Newsstands Sell Times Rapidly As Readers Hail End of Strike
Readers of The New York Times yesterday celebrated the end of the New York newspaper strike with an enthusiasm usually
New College Funding Plan Divides Silber, Educators
A bill pending before Congress that would radically change the methods of financing higher education in the United States has