Word: foley
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...hapless Eddie (can the man help it if he's got shoulders which must be the envy of any professional football player?), he plays the part with an admirable neglect of movie star ego--implying that his talents have been neglected over the years. Unknowns Richard Jordan as Foley, the undercover policeman, and Steven Keats as Jackie Brown, the wise-guy kid, are also very good...
Only three of the Democratic candidates, all from East Boston, have any shot at winning: State Representative George DiLorenzo, State Representative Emanuel "Gus" Serra, and Michael LoPresti Jr. '70. Other candidates include Filippa Pizzi of East Boston, Pasquale Buonopane of the North End, William P. Intraversato-Foley of the South End, and Michael Amato, the only candidate from Cambridge...
Died. Whit Burnett, 73, co-founder and editor of Story magazine; of a heart attack; in Norwalk, Conn. In 1931 Burnett and his first wife, Martha Foley, mimeographed 75 copies of an anthology of short stories written by themselves and friends. The issue drew immediate critical approval. With Burnett as editor and later his second wife, Hallie, as assistant, Story survived 40 years and was first to publish the short stories of William Saroyan, Norman Mailer and Truman Capote...
KIRKLAND HOUSE. Mozart and Bartok quartets and the Schubert string quintet. James Buswell and Annie Kavafian, violins; Yo-Yo Ma and Madeline Foley, cellos; and Marcus Thompson, viola. Tickets: $1 with Harvard I.D. April...
...spend rather than save a rising proportion of their extra dollars. They are now banking less than 7% of their after-tax income−compared with more than 8% two years ago. Sales are especially strong for jewelry, high fashion, big foreign cars and other costly luxury items. Foley's department store in Houston reports a rush on $250 electronic watches. "People have a hell of a lot of money and they are spending it for big-ticket items," says Harold Spurway, president of Carson Pirie Scott, a Chicago-based department store chain...