Word: edward
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Leading the charge into stocks were pension funds and other large investors. For the past several months, as the market fell, they have been gradually selling shares. But last week they moved back into stocks in a hurry, buying blue chips, transportation, technology and energy issues. Said Edward Yardeni, chief economist at Prudential Bache Securities: "What happened can only be characterized as a buying panic. Institutional investors decided they just could not afford to miss such a wonderful party...
...ceremonies, some honoring ethnics and other voter blocs, and to play the statesman's role on highly visible trips to China and Europe. But last week, with the challenges and chidings of the Democratic Convention still ringing in his ears, Reagan took the gloves off. Declared Campaign Director Edward Rollins: "We are ready to do combat...
...this point it is the best course open to us," he told employees last week in a press conference carried on closed-circuit TV. Taylor, who was named head of Continental last February, became one of the first victims of the takeover. Both he and President Edward S. Bottum were ousted, although they will remain for an interim period as vice chairmen. The FDIC immediately named new top officers and asked for the resignations of the bank's board of directors. Other resignations of Continental officials are expected to follow...
Mondale was introduced by a fit-looking, relaxed and sardonic Edward Kennedy, who lashed Reagan with Boston clubhouse punches. "Send him back to Hollywood, which is where both Star Wars and Ronald Reagan really belong," shouted Kennedy, who went on: "By his choice of Geraldine Ferraro, Walter Mondale has already done more for this country in one short day than Ronald Reagan has done in four long years...
...didn't anticipate the amount of heat correctly, causing one room to get awfully hot," said Edward J. Rosen, superintendant for Freshman dorms and Dudley House...