Word: bartlettism
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...opinion is not unanimous, even in Boston. Dr. Marshall K. Bartlett of Massachusetts General Hospital told the Boston Surgical Society that with several satisfactory operations available, the surgeon's biggest problem is to choose the right one for each patient. He compared the various operations by their results in terms of death rate, recurrence rate and prevalence of the distressing "dumping syndrome." Dr. Bartlett's most definite conclusion was that old-fashioned subtotal gastrectomy carries too great a risk to be considered for most patients, though it may still be the best in special cases...
...Gahan punted out to the Yale 45- line, but from there it took the Elis, under the direction of quarterback McCarthy, only eight plays to tally. Bartlett scored from two yards out, Burton converted, and the Crimson seven points behind after only seven of play...
...first of a series of Harvard came later in the same period. a first down for Yale on the Elis line, Bob Bartlett lost hold of the football somewhere between and the line of scrimmage, and pounced on it for the Crimson...
Unlike most U.S. companies, Pennsylvania's conservative Bethlehem Steel had no compulsory retirement program, and its last chief executive served into his 80s. Almost casually last week, Bethlehem's Chairman and Chief Executive Arthur Bartlett Homer remarked to reporters that a program had been worked out-and that he would be among the first to be affected. Said the tall, laconic boss of the nation's second largest steel company and biggest ship builder: "I don't like to talk about it, but April 14 is the annual meeting of Bethlehem Steel; it is the date...
...Bartlett, Alaska Magnuson, Wash...