Word: ince
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Summa's four operating divisions, the most glittering is the recreational group. It supervises the hotels and casinos in Las Vegas, Reno and the Bahamas. Summa's communications group supervises KLAS-TV and the Hughes Television Network Inc., which connects stations across the country for special programs. (Coming up: a two-hour Bicentennial extravaganza...
Sweet Appeal. Among leaders of the herd are Malcolm Hereford's Cows, produced by Heublein, Inc., which began test-marketing the product last spring. More than 500,000 cases have been sold so far, and liquor stores report that the Cows are a live stock indeed. Heublein's ads show Cow bottles grazing in a green pasture and describe how Malcolm Hereford, a fictitious bull breeder, invented the drink. Concludes Hereford: "A Cow-on-the-rocks is not a bum steer...
...airline, as he had been doing. Says he: "I figured I was on the wrong end of the hose." He became a diver and spent a decade combing the seabed off California for abalone. Today, at 39, Handelman is again topside: this time as president of Oceaneering International, Inc., a Houston-based company that in 6½ years has become the largest publicly owned firm in an arcane but fast-growing specialty known as underseas services...
...familiar figure around Time Inc. since 1943, Griffith used to be a writer, senior editor and assistant managing editor at TIME. In 1959, he wrote The Waist-High Culture, an analysis of such ills of American society as materialism and the decline of excellence. Later he became senior staff editor for all Time Inc. publications and editor of LIFE. Now, in addition to writing "Newswatch" and TIME Essays, he contributes frequently to FORTUNE and the Atlantic Monthly...
...protracted idling of the big rigs. The worst was not to be. Within two days after the strike began, many of the Teamsters' 440,000 truckers and warehousemen were free to go back to work. That was because their employers had broken ranks with Trucking Employers Inc., the biggest of the truck owners' associations, and signed separate or interim contracts with the Teamsters, giving the union members wage and benefit increases of nearly 30% over three years. Those quick agreements left T.E.I, struggling to come to terms with union leaders at the Arlington Park Hilton outside Chicago, under...