Word: ince
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1970-1979
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...Canto General, an epic on the origin of the Amer icas, he proved himself to be the continent's most creative and authentic literary voice. In one of its best-known sections, The United Fruit Co., he mockingly writes of "Jehovah" parceling out the universe to "Coca-Cola, Inc., Anaconda, Ford Motors, and other entities," while the United Fruit Co. "reserved for itself: the heartland/ And coasts of my country...
First came the artillery barrage: a series of ads In U.S. and European newspapers warning petroleum buyers that Texaco Inc. would "pursue all legal remedies to recover crude oil illegally taken from it in Libya." Almost Immediately, the attack began. Texaco and Standard Oil of California sued in Italy to recover from a Sardinian refinery a total of 640,800 bbl. of crude. The companies contend that the oil was pumped from their concessions in Libya and sold by the government of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi in violation of their contract rights...
...Myadec," a Parke-Davis vitamin pill containing 25,000 units of vitamin A, was on sale Monday and Tuesday at College House Pharmacy and was also available at Billings and Stover, Inc., and at Colonial Drug...
...survey consisted of a questionnaire with more than 1,000 items compiled by the Research Guild, Inc. of Chicago. All of this cost the Playboy Foundation $125,000, and the magazine is now mining the research for a series of detailed reports by Morion Hunt, which will appear in the next five issues of Playboy. Hunt, who has written books on extramarital sex, crime and divorce, supplemented the pollsters' work with 200 lengthy interviews of his own for a book-length treatment of the survey to be published next spring. In the October issue of Playboy, Hunt summarizes...
Property management. Harvard is dropping its long-standing property management relationship with Hunneman and Co., Inc., and transfering the duties to the Buildings and Grounds Department and the Real Estate Office. The centralization move, designed to save management fees, ends the "buffer zone" between the University and its tenants