Word: houre
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Hour Parking...
...cent of the existing pedestrian activity level in the Square would take place during the period that the Library was open, the percentage increase during that time due to the Library would be approximately 4 per cent. Since the peak Saturday pedestrian load occurs in the early afternoon hours for both the existing shopping activity and for projected Library visitation, the peak hour percentage increment would be of the same magnitude (4%). On the Library's peak summer Saturday, the increment would be about 7 per cent...
...workers will get an 8.5 per cent pay raise and additional pay of 25 cents an hour for evening shift work and 50 cents an hour for night shift...
...gift to friendly America was Eugene O'Neill. Distrusting both people and words, O'Neill was an unlikely dramatist whose literal mind made him work out everything for himself. In his earlier plays he achieved repetitiveness, instead of the cumulative force of the late ones. A three-hour trifle in the O'Neill canon, Ah, Wilderness! was written in 1933. A comedy, it describes how, on July 4, 1906, 17-year-old Dick Miller (Richard Backus) began to grow up. That was the day he fell in love, was spurned, got drunk and realized that his parents...
...kind of self-assurance-or nerve-required of a novice to present O'Neill's impacted four-hour masterpiece became critically important in 1967 when Brown took over as the financially strapped theater's artistic director. From the start, he made it a playwrights' company, in contrast to New Haven's other theater, the Yale Repertory Theater, which emphasizes technical experimentation. A fiction writer in his college days, Brown says: "I like language in the theater, and I don't believe theater is at its best as mime or dance...