"Jule Sugarman was absolutely central in mounting the program and was an administrative genius," said Edward Zigler, a Yale psychology professor who was on the planning committee and succeeded Mr. Sugarman as Head Start director in 1970.
The Getty consistently mount the kinds of exhibitions and programs that corporations and foundations are often happy to back -- either because sponsoring them can bring luster to a corporate brand, or because the project dovetails well with a foundation's charitable aims.
If they take the time to plan large, exciting programs four or five years in advance, they would be far more likely to find the resources they require to mount these programs.
The church had neither the money nor the volunteers to mount a program itself.
"On the recovery front, a failure to mount a program of large-scale public outlay would leave the economy in a self-deepening recession.
On Saturday, the choreographer Sally Silvers will mount a program of early pieces by Yvonne Rainer, one of Judson's chief insurrectionists.
Responding to mounting evidence of the program's danger as a public health strategy, many states now decline to participate, forgoing federal money.
Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, the Democratic chairwoman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, said committee leaders met "all afternoon" on Wednesday as the House deliberated to try and find accommodations to mounting misgivings about the program after disclosures by Edward J. Snowden, a former N.S.A. contractor.
Mounting concern over the program, underscored by reports that innocent civilians were becoming collateral damage, prompted reconsideration of how the operation was run.
In addition, the 1996 Speech from the Throne promised that the federal government would not use its spending power — the instrument on which it had relied to establish most pan-Canadian social programs — to mount new programs without the consent of the majority of provinces.
