Word: holderness
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Franchise Holder. Charles E. Johnson, 43, got into the franchised fast-food business through a combination of belated Government aid and militant pressure. The Small Business Administration rejected his first application for a loan to buy a McDonald's hamburger franchise near a Negro area of affluent Shaker Heights, a Cleveland suburb, because officers thought the location he wanted would not produce enough income to repay the loan. They did not realize, says a Cleveland Negro leader, that to blacks "the hamburger stand is breakfast, lunch and dinner-they don't just buy hamburgers as a snack...
Harvard earned first in each of the five freestyles at Cornell, with two of them going to Steve Krause, a former world record holder in the 1650-meter freestyle. Saturday he won the 200 in 1: 49.7 and the 500 in 5: 01.1 despite being...
...Japan's feudal age, a defenseless noblewoman and her family are seized by bandits. She is sold for a whore. Her children become slaves of the ruthless Sansho, fief-holder to one of Japan's most powerful nobles. By linking the exploitation of the weak to the separation of a family, the film achieves a simple unity of immense power. The children's motivation to escape and find their mother is at the same time a political motivation. When the boy Zushio decides to become Sansho's man, his sister Anju taxes him not only for his cruelty...
...flippantly in a Flop House down the street with his Yale education and his small senilities while the people in the Utah Cafe had Daughters with piano teachers and though he was queer cause he didn't shave and smoked the last acts of his cigarettes in a black holder...
Rusk's latest difficulty began when Dean Lindsey Cowen invited him to become the first holder of the heavily endowed Samuel H. Sibley Professorship of International Law at the University of Georgia Law School. Cowen thought the appointment a natural for the scholarly Rusk. "The Secretary of State makes international law decisions every day, and in fact, makes international law himself by the treaties in which he has a hand," Cowen reasoned. "There could be no man more qualified to teach and advise on international...