Word: benefitting
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...series of extensive interviews with Humorist Erma Bombeck for this week's cover story. After 20 years with TIME, the past three as Caribbean bureau chief covering such subjects as Central American revolutions and the Miami cocaine epidemic, McWhirter at first approached the assignment more as a fringe benefit than a job. Then he began to worry whether he was quite ready for a warm, wisecracking columnist whose chief concerns are the household gods. Says he: "Some journalists are fond of saying that the nice guys are the toughest, nice subjects the hardest. I didn't know...
Last week, it was. Having lain in storage for years, original cabinet fronts, light fixtures, door frames and window sashes, along with twelve pieces of concrete block, 3½ chairs and the plans, were offered in a benefit auction for Channel 13, New York City's public television station. The buyer: Tom Monaghan, 47, ebullient owner of the Detroit Tigers, head of the 1,450-store Domino's Pizza empire and, by his own account, the world's leading Frank Lloyd Wright fanatic since he was twelve years old. He beat out prospective purchasers from across...
Kerry stands to benefit it this summer if the Senate race becomes a low-profile affair, hidden by the media glare of the Olympics, the Democratic and Republican National Conventions, and even Michael Jackson...
Kerry also stands to benefit from the active support of a number of local bigwigs, especially in the southeastern part of the state...
Shannon stands to benefit if Connolly--who barely made the 15 percent cut at the convention to stay in the race--fades away, as he is likely...