Harold M. Williams, Three Years Later

Article Abstract:

From 1976-1980, Harold M. Williams was chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission. In an interview with Mr. Williams, he comments on his successor, John S. R. Shad. Williams comments that the agency's efforts at integration were initiated under his leadership. The current commission is viewed as too lax regarding restraints on abuses in the corporate sector. Concerning disclosure of executive compensation, the commission should not have acted to reduce the amount of disclosure. The question of shareholder participation cannot be easily resolved. Harold M. Williams is now president and chief executive of the J. Paul Getty Trust.

Compensation and benefits, Interview, Executives, Executive compensation, United States. Securities and Exchange Commission

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Williams or McKee?

Article Abstract:

The United Steelworkers of America (USWA) will be holding its presidential election on March 29. The two candidates running for this position are Lynn Williams, acting president, and Frank S. McKee. The policies of each contender are examined. Their likenesses and differences are presented.

Elections, Labor unions

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A world away, a generation later

Article Abstract:

Irving Howe's 'World of Our Fathers' has a timeless and fresh quality about it which is derived from the reality of the story, and the context with which the reader frames it.

Column, Criticism and interpretation, Literature, America, Howe, Irving, World of Our Fathers (Book)

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