Word: bulks
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...short lines go about it by specializing in such bulk commodities as grain or ore, servicing isolated factories, mines and installations that have been bypassed by the main lines. Most of them can survive because they carry no passengers, have comparatively low property valuations, few employees (some get by with a dozen) and small tax and debt loads. Many short lines are terminal or switching operations owned by bigger roads, or bridge lines that run between two big roads. But the short-haul roads, which perform on a small scale the same functions as the big lines, are the heart...
Debts to Pay. Is Goulart's crony Galvao just an interlude before worse comes? The U.S. hopes not. Of Brazil's $3.8 billion foreign debt, $1.6 billion falls due between now and 1965, with the U.S. Government and private creditors holding the bulk of it. Brizola has been crying for an outright moratorium on repayment. But President Johnson wrote Goulart a personal letter offering to help Brazil reschedule its debt payments. "The U.S. Government," said Johnson, "stands ready to participate in negotiations for this purpose." Still, the Brazilians gave little sign that they had much present intention...
...deluge of advertising that floods the mails - and never seems so insist ent as during the holiday season - some times infuriates by its bulk as much as it influences by its appeal. Each year the public is hit by an onslaught of 48 billion direct-mail ads, and the business of compiling mailing lists has become a highly automated industry made up of dozens of firms that spare no effort to capture another name. This year they will gross close to $1 billion renting names and addresses to anyone who has anything to sell. Lists can be rented with...
...corporation formed yesterday will appoint a board of trustees to do the bulk of the fundraising. Both the Attorney General and the Senator said they would take roiled in the end cavor...
Simple Refusal. When the loser is insured, as is general in the auto-accident cases that make up the bulk of civil damage suits, payment normally is quick. In those liability and libel suits where huge judgments make huge headlines, the uninsured loser may pay up, post a bond and appeal - or resort to pure procrastination. Appeals are a prime source of delay and hold great promise for the loser's pocketbook. Only a few weeks ago, a New York appeals court lopped nearly $3,000,000 from the $3,500,000 libel verdict won in July...