Word: blame
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Throughout the last half of 1966, the high cost of food brought continuing complaints from housewives - and trading stamps came in for a clamorous share of the blame. Despite the com plaints, and the move by some food stores to cancel stamps, the industry it self had a passable year. Summing up, Sperry and Hutchinson Co. President William S. Beinecke last week reported that all trading stamps increased sales 2.1% to $794 million v. 3.2% the year before. S & H, whose Green Stamps make it the largest company in the field with 40% of the business, expects when figures...
Trouble is, the bankers rightly or wrongly blame President Donald...
After three weeks of recuperating in sunny Texas, Lyndon Johnson returned last week to some foggy economic weather in Washington. If the visibility was rather poor, the President had himself partly to blame. He has been screening his economic moves -and intentions -so thoroughly that speculation about them has become an almost obsessive pastime of the nation's economists...
...image, not the substance, of science that locks the door, Holton is convinced, and he puts much of the blame on science teaching. "It is hard for people to find out that scientists are human because they teach only the public science, not the private kind of science that they spend their lives thinking about. We expect students to wrap themselves around a core of, say, physics like ivy around a tree. That's all right if students are already committed, but otherwise it won't work -- they're the wrong kind...
...their free and easy public behavior, said Greenson, does not lead to private satisfaction. And the blame, he said, should be placed largely on the parents. They are overanxious for their children to be popular; they urge them to date early, at a time when they are emotionally unprepared for the experience...