Word: died
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...progress, old biases die hard. Says Carolyn Shaw Bell, a Wellesley College economics professor and a prime mover in the drive to place more women in important economic positions: "There is a clear indication of change at some levels, but the advancement of women has to be pushed if it is to continue...
Wise Europeans have long had a philosophy of export or die. Now, with its trade deficit so enormous, the U.S. should adopt such a philosophy. "But a large body of American industry is still very provincial," says Lyet. "The American businessman, who has a tremendous domestic market, is often not attracted to the never-never land of foreign markets...
...actual trial, now in its fourth year, has produced a transcript of more than 86,000 pages. Brought by the Government in 1969, the suit has dragged on so long that the opposing lawyers have argued over what to do should the judge, 68-year-old David Edelstein, die before it is over. The Government wants an agreement that would allow a new judge to pick up the trial where the old judge left off. But IBM has so far refused, which might mean starting virtually all over again...
...Fools Die, Puzo...
Jeff and Chris are the third and fourth Ridgewood, N.J., youngsters to die by their own hands in the past 18 months. The suicides sent shock waves through the affluent suburb (pop. 27,500), only 20 miles from Manhattan. Students cried unashamedly in school halls and embraced each other. A school official broke down during an interview. Bewildered parents repeatedly asked, "Why is it happening here...