Word: armand
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Harry started in 1946 with an inherited 46% interest in the Miller Brewing Co., they funded everything from leper colonies in Africa to antipoverty programs in hometown Milwaukee. Residing in the unpretentious suburb of Wauwatosa, the Johns cherished obscurity as a virtue commended by the 17th century Trappist monk Armand Jean De Rance, for whom Harry named the foundation. Though De Rance became the world's largest Catholic charity, the Johns stayed out of the spotlight...
...former Stanford business professor and successful electronics entrepreneur (founder of System Industries, Inc.) who has earned broad respect after only two terms in Congress. At fund raisers across California, high-tech execs like Hewlett- Packard Co-Founder David Packard and other businessmen such as Reagan "Kitchen Cabinet" Member Armand Deutsch hail Zschau as "one of us" and provide a copious flow of campaign cash, expected to top $3 million...
...Julie Mihelhic '86 3:33:07 Toby Warden '89 3:34:03 Dave Flanagan '87 3:34:50 Pietro Satriano '89 3:35 Kerry Newman '87 3:37 Helena Buonanno '86 3:38 Kevin Mohan '86 3:38 Jim Warner '86 3:38 John P. Daley '86 3:40 Armand Nicholi '87 3:40 Jim Nagengas '87 3:41:08 Karen Wong '86 3:44 Bill Gump '85 3:51 Pat Smith '86 3:47 Andrew Popell '87 3:53 Michael Alio '86 3:54 Martin Herman '86 3:58 Mary K. Krauss '86 3:58 Diana Murphy...
...justice, Haitians took matters into their own hands. Hundreds of students joined together to march on the National Palace late last week. Even after the new government was announced, angry crowds confronted military patrols. One sergeant was reportedly dragged from his automobile on Friday and killed. Said Gesner Armand, director of an art museum in the Haitian capital: "The people made the revolution. Now they have immediate needs that this government can't satisfy. They want work, and the government has no jobs to give them...
...months the speculation had been building, fed in part by Soviet officials themselves, that the United Nations 40th anniversary session in New York this September would provide the backdrop for an informal meeting between President Reagan and Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev. But last week Armand Hammer, 87, chairman of the Occidental Petroleum Corp.. revealed in Moscow that he had been told by Anatoli Dobrynin, the Soviet Ambassador in Washington, that Gorbachev would not attend the U.N. session. The decision was later confirmed by a U.S. official in Moscow...