Word: client
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...TIME'S role in bringing architecture to a wider public. Gordon Bunshaft, the man who gave a lift to Manhattan's Park Avenue with his famous postwar Lever House, says. "There are times when we don't know whether we're working for a client or for TIME...
...Clients rarely complain about the ads. Says Brooks: "Most of them are in the Establishment. People who have arrived don't care what you say." Nor does anyone seem to mind the frequency with which Brooks, a public school boy who turned socialist in the Depression, uses his ads to plug for left-wing causes. Seeking a house for Pacifist Philosopher Bertrand Russell. Brooks recently pontificated: "Another old client. Earl Russell, seeks house anywhere London; scruffy area around St. Pancras would do. Short lease, about five years. Presumably within that time sanity-or the bomb-will have prevailed...
Neither Barshak nor Washington appeared at the Police Review Board hearing. Barshak had protested the hearing's procedures, under which his client was not allowed full rights of counsel. Washington's failure to appear was in defiance of a subpoena, which Barshak contends the Police Board did not have the right to serve...
...speculation over the Roche bid continues. Roche has been requested to appear before the trustees of the MTA today with a complete set of proposals showing his client's intended use of the land. Further speculation has ensued over the identity of Roche's client...
...reserved the right to accept or reject any of the bids for the now tax-exempt land, and it seems very unlikely that Roche's client will be awarded the sale. The City Council will support whichever will bring the greatest amount of revenue to Cambridge, but MTA officials apear more interested in the feasability of the various proposals and the immediacy of payment...