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...said Carter, and oilmen are furious...
...earnings rose to $11 million from $9 million. Coke-L.A. even filed suit to stop the takeover bid, charging that it was illegal because MCA began buying shares of CCLA before filing appropriate documents with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Trading in CCLA was indeed furious: through the last six trading days, more than 25% of the 4.3 million outstanding shares changed hands, and the price in the over-the-counter market jumped from $22 to $33.50. Most of the buying came from arbitragers, or professional traders (TIME, Oct. 17), who scented a bidding...
Arabs hailed the President's statement; Israelis were furious. In Jerusalem's view, Carter was backing away from a longstanding agreement that...
...hell of a decision. Furious, Ronnie exiled the stubborn boy of 16 to the University of Bern. There David's gift for mimicry and his cassette-recorder ear made him a quick study of foreign tongues. Within a year he had delved into German letters and discovered new modes of expression and thought. "You might say," he claims, "that I rather belatedly developed a second soul...
...monolithic view Cambridge residents have of Harvard." He illustrated the point with an anecdote about a neighbor he once had when he lived in Cambridge. The neighbor was carrying on about a car parked in front of his driveway. The car had a Harvard sticker, and the neighbor was furious "at Harvard, not the individual," Goyette says, for blocking his driveway entrance. After Goyette told the neighbor to call the police and have the car towed--as he would in any other similar circumstance--the neighbor exclaimed that this was a Harvard car, so he couldn't do anything about...