Word: fabricatore
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The combine plans to take the fullest advantage of a worldwide marketing and manufacturing network set up by Pechiney in more than 20 countries round the globe. In the U.S. alone, Pechiney has 200 sales offices and controls Howmet Corp., an aluminum maker and fabricator, which in 1970 had sales...
Though witnesses were sympathetic with newscasters, they were scornful of other programming's effect on children. Robert MacNeil, a former NBC newsman now with the BBC, called TV the fabricator of a "decivilizing" mythological America, where violence is "sanctified" as a respected solution to human problems. "The adventure serials...
So far, the walkout has cost the U.S. an estimated 450,000 tons, or 20% of last year's refinery output. As a result, many American buyers have turned to the London market and mopped up the 140,000-ton world surplus that had been anticipated this year. By...
In 1618, Rubens sold the 7-ft. by 10-ft. oil to the British Ambassador to The Hague for 600 florins. A surviving letter, signed by the artist, describes the work as "Daniel amidst many lions, which are taken from the life. Original, the whole by my hand." Rubens is...
Allen W. McCoy, 40, a big, Texas A & M-educated industrial engineer for a Dallas steel fabricator, of whom Defense Attorney Melvin Belli said: "I liked him, but not entirely from the start. Ruby liked him from the start."