Word: heraldic
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...cover of the first Scanlan's, however, reads more like an ultimatum. Under a photograph of a certified check for $675,000, the editors herald their independence. "We don't even know the names of our stockholders," the boldface type proclaims. "Our deal with the underwriter was that the editors have absolute and dictatorial control of the magazine...
Aiding the Competition. As I.P.C. chairman, Cudlipp, former Mirror managing director, and erstwhile boy wonder of Fleet Street, was in trouble from the start. Rather than fire the 1,000-man staff of the Sun (formerly the Daily Herald), which had lost $30 million in an unsuccessful effort to win a youthful readership, Cudlipp last year sold the paper to Rupert Murdoch, an Australian interloper in British publishing. One result was increased competition for the Mirror, I.P.C.'s most profitable property. Most of the company's 13 women's magazines are losing circulation as interest wanes...
...Herald was so intimidated by the thought of playing the CRIMSON team that it decided ??? to app???, and only the ?????? of announcer Larry DiCare kept the disappointed fans from ???ting. "We saw films from their other games and knew we'd be better off staying in Providence. explained Chuck...
Died. Robert Neville, 64, foreign correspondent and former TIME bureau chief; of heart disease; in Rome. Neville had that knack of turning up wherever big news was breaking. As a New York Herald Tribune reporter, he arrived in Spain just a day before the outbreak of civil war; as a TIME staffer, he was in Warsaw the day German troops crossed the Polish border. A wartime founder of the Mediterranean edition of Stars and Stripes, he returned to TIME in 1946, heading bureaus in New Delhi, Hong Kong and Rome before retiring...
Yesterday, the Corporation had a chance to make us forget Pusey's abominable letter of a few days ago. But, despite ??e scoop in yesterday's Boston Herald Travele that Harvard had changed its nind, the Corporation only backed up Pusey's statement...