Word: controled
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...business growth are as dramatic as that of Xerox. Founded in 1906 as the Haloid Co., a maker of photographic papers, the firm prospered quietly until the early '40s, when noisy court battles erupted among its twelve founding partners-including Wilson's father, who eventually won control. When his turn to take over the family fiefdom came in 1946, Joe Wilson, then 36, found it faltering. Searching for profitable new business, he seized on a little-known copying process called "xerography," and in eight years raised some $87.6 million in loans and stock issues to finance research. Once...
...Transfer of control of Harvard's present Roxbury-oriented programs from Harvard faculty to relevant community based groups...
Discussion was initiated by Bryant Rollins of the New Urban League, who set the tone by saying that the most important issue was community control of whatever Roxbury involvement Harvard proposes...
Whitlock replied that Harvard was already in the process of turning over control of most of its Roxbury projects. A committee of ten faculty members has been meeting to determine appropriate procedures for this transfer, he said. Rollins argued that the control would then be transferred to the Blacks already involved with the projects. He implied that this would be unacceptable to the Roxbury groups he represented...
...Harvard research group has announced the synthesis of a family of hormones that may ultimately be of as much medical importance as the steroid drugs are today. The steroids--another group of hormones--are the active ingredients in such drugs as birth-control pills...