Word: ince
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...transcript of Enderby's appearance on the late-night Sperr Lansing Show, is a failed satire of the transcriber's inadequacy, with misspellings like ecommunionicle, kwelled, teetotal Aryan, and Alice in Windowland. And the final chapter, some sort of object-lesson conducted from the future by Educational Time Trips Inc. to teach children about the poet Enderby and about the beauty and squalor of New York and how it represents the human condition, is not only self-serving (it implies Burgess/Enderby will endure the test of time), but too obvious and forced...
...effect the GSA action will have on court proceedings to release drafts of the impact statement developed by C.E. Maguire Inc., the GSA's consulting firm for the project, is uncertain...
...some excuse to begin buying in earnest. That excuse seemed to come from a federal court in Denver; it reversed a lower court's order that IBM had to pay $259.5 million in antitrust damages to Telex Corp. Says Robert Stovall, director of investment policy at Reynolds Securities Inc.: "This was the first time in a while that any federal institution has come out with a decision that 'big is not bad.' " IBM, which had been down 36% from its 1974 high of 25 3/8, bounced back 254 points to close the week...
After James Millstone learned that his automobile insurance was about to be canceled, he traced his trouble to his credit rating; he had apparently been given a black mark by O'Hanlon Reports Inc. of New York. Under the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act, he was entitled to have access to "the nature and substance of all the credit information." But Millstone was told by O'Hanlon's St. Louis office that his file was on its way to New York. Eventually, he was read a partial summary, which tagged him as "very much disliked by neighbors...
...close its gates to visitors. In California, Disneyland was also doing record business. As of this week Broadway theater ticket sales are running $6 million ahead of last year's level. Sales of costly Steinway pianos have hit a historic high C. At Stanley Korshak Inc., one of Chicago's most expensive dress shops, Vice President Stanley Korshak Jr. reports that business has been running 20% ahead of last year. "We're spending it while we have it," he says, adding: "When faced with uncertainty, we are liable to do strange things." Korshak, for one, has bought...