Word: attractions
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...past two weeks the chances that the trade center really will attract many U.S. tenants have dramatically improved. U.S. trade with the Soviet Union has been declining this year, to an expected total of $1.1 billion, from $1.4 billion in 1973. But now breakthroughs on two key issues have increased the prospect that U.S.-Soviet trade will flourish, perhaps rising to $2 billion annually...
...father-in-law of Lady Anne (Marsha Mason), Richard woos and wins her, despite the fact that he had killed both the father-in-law and her husband. Although he is a lump of deformity with a hunched back and a withered arm, Richard must have the power to attract as well as repel...
...fact that a case is endlessly discussed and publicized before anyone is brought to trial mean that no jurors can possibly be found to decide guilt or innocence? The Constitution guarantees that a defendant will be tried on the evidence presented in court. The vast majority of cases never attract pretrial attention in print or on the air waves. Yet in an age of burgeoning communications, some of the most morally crucial cases-as well as many that are merely sensational-are so widely publicized before trial that scarcely any citizen sound of sight and hearing will have failed...
...Producers James Brooks and Allan Burns (see box page 60), the creators of both The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Rhoda. Yet, as Tinker is the first to acknowledge, every supersedes owes its real velocity to its star. Mary Tyler Moore speaks for herself; her name is enough to attract 31 million viewers every Saturday night. Rhoda's secret is Valerie Harper, a soft-voiced, serious actress with a rare gift...
...understandable that Liberman did not attract much attention in the '50s. What seems incomprehensible is the way his work was publicly ignored while being covertly raided by other artists in the '60s. Though nobody holds the copyright on circles, Liberman's use of them predicted the target motifs of 1960s color-field painting...