Word: bios
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Presently supporting himself as a handy man, Paige considers himself a "folk artist." He eventually wants to go into bio-design because, he says. "I want more freedom to control those things that are controlling...
...task force will examine bio-social curriculum, a relatively new aspect of medical education, which stresses training in community health care, Jaime Rivera, a member of the Caucus said yesterday...
Some 30 million glass thermometers now are sold each year in the U.S., and prices usually range from $1.50 to $2; Bio-Medical spokesmen say that the plastic thermometers will cost less than a dime each. Since they can be used only once, the company indicated in a prospectus filed with the SEC that distributors expect to sell around 1,000,000 thermometers daily...
Johnson & Johnson has contracted to market the product in the U.S., and Sweden's drugmaking AB Astra has signed up to sell it in Scandinavia. J. & J. will begin a test-marketing program in 1973. Bio-Medical has built a pilot plant in Fairfield, N.J., to make the thermometers and has applied for patents in more than 30 countries...
...Chairman Berel Weinstein, now 26. The son of a cardiologist, he graduated only six years ago from Brooklyn College. Weinstein started the company with the help of a former W.E. Hutton & Co. stockbroker, a Manhattan attorney and a printing-company executive. All the money that has been invested in Bio-Medical has gone to developing the thermometer and other possible products. Weinstein figures that the time-temperature dots may also be used to indicate spoilage in packaged foods. For Weinstein, who lives quietly with his wife in Sparta, N.J., the venture has already paid nicely. He owns...