Word: hires
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...trim, tiny black-and-white Fiat Multipla into the square with its swank, yellow-white Regency houses, the enemy struck. "Baker four, I'm in trouble!" Buntin shouted over his intercom as a flotilla of tall, black, box-shaped London taxis bore down on him, their "For Hire" flags raised high, their exhaust pipes billowing clouds of diesel smoke, their cabbies shaking irate fists and shouting unprintable war cries...
...been immense extravaganzas, with casts of fifty or sixty actors and technical crews of thousands. The sets have required weeks to install, and parts of one play had to be cut because not enough costumes could be prepared. But more important, the fear of failure has induced directors to hire professional actors to play important roles, a habit which seems to be spreading even to productions outside the Loeb...
...Greenwich Village (the ad's model, a student, had been found there by the ad agency of Leo Burnett). The ad promised that a hat "can make the rough, competitive road between you and the top a little easier to travel," warned that most executives "prefer to hire men who wear hats...
Hulse went to work to hire pilots to replace the strikers, soon had a full crew who had been laid off by other lines. To go to work for Southern, some of them repudiated their ALPA memberships. The striking pilots, who get tax-free strike benefits of $710 a month from ALPA, fought back by picketing the Southern's offices, filed more than 100 suits against the company. By October Southern was not only flying all of its routes but also had added a new leg in Tennessee. There upon the striking pilots, backed by $300,000 from ALPA...
...eager to assume control of a large scale Youth Corps, but the ey may hire an increasing number of young college graduates as part of its intern technical assistance programs...