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...Chester A. Arthur, the first voluptuary to hold the presidency. Even then he was planning to decorate the White House to resemble a gambling parlor. (Harry Truman claimed that the self-indulgent Arthur harbored a woman of sin on the premises.) Back then, Greenfield High School's Nellie Garlock may have had all this in mind when she recited "Virtue's Laurels...
...York University, represented a group of dissident shareholders in the United Industrial Corp. proxy fight. It was a draw. As Lipton recalls, "Joe got four seats on the board and we got four seats." Their first big tender fight was the $84 million Colt (Flom) takeover of Garlock (Lipton) where the term "Saturday Night Special" was coined to describe Colt's lightning raid. It is impossible to estimate which lawyer has a better winning record because even when one loses he usually gains some advantages-in price or terms-for his client...
...trend seems to be accelerating further, and target companies are often succumbing. Last month, for example, Otis Elevator finally went along with a takeover by United Technologies Corp., which bought two-thirds of Otis' stock after upping its bid to $42 a share from $40. The management of Garlock Inc., a producer of leakage-control devices for pipes and machinery, last week withdrew a court suit against a tender offer by Colt Industries, which increased its bid to $35 a share from $32. In other tender offers now being contested, Crane Co. is seeking shares of Anaconda...
...delightful piano trios by Mozart; David Garlock, piano, Nancy Zufall, violin, and Joseph Straus, cello; Dunster Library...
...else there'd be no reason not to just set up a screen and show the film on it. There's the enthusiasm and freshness of the cast, for instance, to replace the sometimes frigid tinsel of the movie, and most of all, fresh music. Music director David Garlock, working with half a dozen orchestrators and a fine 21-member orchestra, has shined up the original score with some fairly sophisticated arrangements that owe more to modern classical music than to Hollywood. But these changes are never pretentious and the orchestra can rip into genuine schmaltz when it's called...