Word: ingram
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...wrath over censorship of the Battle Hymn and especially the beloved Onward. In recent weeks the hymnal committee's Nashville office has been besieged with 9,000 letters of protest. Chastened, the panel held an emergency meeting last week and reversed itself, though the unrepentant Rev. Beryl Ingram-Ward of Bellevue, Wash., still argued against the notion of "the warrior Christ...
...positions seem to be in the U.S., where the end of a ten-year Ph.D. glut and the imminent retirement of many senior faculty have made the emigres welcome. America's National Science Foundation counts 1,001 British scientists and engineers who entered the U.S. last year. Says David Ingram, vice chancellor of Kent University, Canterbury: "American universities have made it clear that they expect to solve their difficulties in recruiting new staff by taking people from Britain's universities...
...lure, says Ingram, is "salaries . . . significantly greater than on this side. And the research facilities in the U.S. are also quite an attraction." The British government grant in 1986 for new research equipment ($2 billion) has about half the buying power of that for 1970. Government funding for research was cut 12% (allowing for inflation) between...
Lindsay Allison, a sales person with Ingram Rettig Realty, attributes the great interest in Cambridge to an overall recognition of the New England area. "Over the past five years, the Boston area, and most of New England was undervalued on the world market, with New York and California attracting most of the attention...
...Ingram was turned over to federal authorities and arraigned in Brighton district court. Lobel will testify against him next week...