Word: ad
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...various TV and educational outlets around the U.S. It might have been the largest coup of Hoving's career, but last week it turned out to be a huge Indian gift. Enraged by city officials' criticisms of the plan, Annenberg, after taking out an imperious warning ad in the New York Times, canceled the project. He made it plain that the center would be built elsewhere-perhaps, a rumor had it, in San Francisco...
...divers, Jamie Greacen and Mike Toal qualified and made the trip to Cleveland, probably the last one they'll make to that city by choice. As has been reported ad nauseum, the key for them will be consistency. Without it, they might as well search for the supposedly non-existent nightlife in the home of the Cavaliers...
...another move during the meeting, CHUL voted unanimously to establish an ad hoc subcommittee to study a House assignment system similar to Yale's, which affiliates freshmen with a "college" upon their entrance and offers them no choice...
...ad hoc committee of Columbia University students and employees has collected over 700 signatures protesting the possible appointment of former Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger '50 to the Columbia faculty, a spokesman for the committee said yesterday...
...show (annual salary: more than $125,000). "I've been blessed with the good fortune of my sex from the beginning." she says of her rapid rise. Though some TV critics have clucked over her dearth of experience, Pauley has demonstrated precocious poise in her Today interviews and ad libs. She shares the show's food features and other "women's" stories with Host Tom Brokaw. "Why not?" asks Pauley. "I can't cook to save my life." She rises at 4:45 a.m., works until midafternoon, retires before 11 p.m., and spends many weekends traveling...