Word: interview
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...more than blow a trumpet and beat a drum. We should use the occasion to take stock of what is wrong with this country as well as what is right. Miller's play can help us do this. As the AST's director, Michael Kahn, said in an interview a few weeks ago, "I wanted to do The Crucible for our Bicentennial year. I think it's a terrific play, both hopeful for and critical of America...
Though it was no consolation to Hays, he was getting company on the griddle last week. Armed with a book containing pictures of all members of Congress, FBI agents have been interviewing hotel desk clerks, among others, to discover Ray's other playmates. Another cozy arrangement came to light when Colleen Gardner, 30, decided to tell much, if not all. A former secretary to Congressman John Young, 59, a Texas Democrat, Gardner claims that she received large pay raises-her salary had gone from $8,500 to nearly $26,000 when she quit in March-on condition that...
...Rand scientists based their conclusion on an 18-month study of people admitted to N.I.A.A.A. treatment centers across the country. First they conducted a survey of patients at 45 centers six months after they had begun treatment. Then they went back to eight of the centers to interview in depth 1,340 patients 18 months after their initial treatment. In the latter group, which consisted of those who had been downing more than nine times the alcoholic consumption of the average drinker, more than half were unemployed and separated or divorced. After a year and a half, about...
...Lockheed's image following its payola scandals. Shareholders will be asked to approve the deal at a long-postponed annual meeting early in the fall. Haack is confident that they will find the company's prospects brighter than they have in some years. Said he, in an interview with TIME Correspondent Jerry Hannifin: "If our earnings continue, it is likely that the equity of Lockheed at the end of 1976 will be in the neighborhood of $150-$160 million. Consider that our equity at the end of 1974 was $27 million. You can see what...
...will devote more time to long-range problems, such as how the Faculty can finance high-cost research projects in an age of dwindling government, corporate and foundation grants. Melissa Gerrity, an assistant to Rosovsky who works with Kaufmann, has "learned the ropes," he said recently in an interview, and move up to handle day-to-day budget matters...