Word: cater
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Though Rotel never advertises, its tours are booked up months in advance. A typical group of Rotelmates includes not only cash-strapped young and elderly travelers but also well-to-do tourists with a taste for the offbeat. "We cater to a special sort of clientele," Höltl admits. "Most of those who sign up come back." From his tour profits, Rotelier Höltl has built a deluxe, 200-room Bavarian-style inn in his native Tittling. There, at prices ranging up to $40 a day, Rotel veterans who have seen the world from the windows of Holtl...
...Alumni College and taped seminars represent a substantial shift in emphasis on the part of the alumni office. Shultz feels that the "common denominator that between alumni isn't football parties or dinners, but the classroom experience," and now the AHA is trying to cater more to the alumni's desire for further education, instead of whetting their interest with open bars and pennant waving
...felt it was needed so we could specifically cater to black women's needs on a comparative back," she said...
...Praying. Hotels that cater to the area's unfortunates are keeping their doors locked 24 hours a day. A sign at the Pickwick Hotel advises, NO VISITERS ALLOWED NO MORE. At the mission, Jack McCarty, 50, shuddered: "A lot of the guys are sticking around here even during the day, talking about him all the time." Says the mission chaplain, George Caywood: "Everybody is looking at everybody else. We're all praying the Lord will help the police. These men are our friends. It really grieves us to see them so frightened." But no one could offer them...
...Recently the government bought ten little period houses where Park personnel now live. A schoolhouse is soon to be added, and there are plans for putting into operation a working replica of a 19th century farm. Even though many of the original commercial buildings of West Branch itself now cater to tourists, the area as a whole looks much as it must have in Hoover's youth...