Word: belled
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...game will also be the first of nine Ivy contests broadcast over the Public Broadcasting System (PBS).' Dick Galiette will handle the play-by-play, Upton Bell the color commentary, and Sean McDonough the sideline reporting...
Many telephone companies, which charge anywhere from 10? to $2 for various kinds of 976 calls, are reaping big profits. Bell of Pennsylvania has 21 different 976 numbers and plans to add 64 more. Pacific Bell, which covers Los Angeles and San Francisco, earns about $250,000 a week from 62 separate 976 numbers. Says Product Manager Guille Reed: "The 976 service is going crazy...
...financial rewards for such firms are enticing. Atlantic City's Sundial Productions earned nearly $400,000 last year by supplying nine programs to New Jersey Bell...
...last stages of " the pole vault. Only Mike Tully of the U.S. deigned to try at 18 ft. 6½ in. and casually cleared. Pierre Quinon of France went over comfortably at 18 ft. 8¼ in., while Countryman Thierry Vigneron and the other American, Earl Bell, fell out. Tully passed. Again on the first vault, Quinon surmounted 18 ft. 10¼ in. Tully passed once more. But they both failed the next height, and therefore Quinon, 22, won. "I am young and learning," he said, "perhaps how to lose mostly, but how to win this time." Vigneron...
Mostly it was buy. When the bell sounded to end trading at 4 p.m., John Phelan, the stock exchange chairman, appeared on a balcony above the exchange floor just as sustained cheering burst out, punctuated by yelps and Indian war whoops. Wall Street had just ended its busiest week ever, twice breaking records for trading volume as the Dow Jones industrial average surged ahead for an 87.46-point gain, the biggest weekly advance in history. "Nineteen years on the floor of the exchange, and I've never seen anything like it," exclaimed Daniel Pratt, a floor broker for Smith...