Word: itemizes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...arming Egypt has raised angry protests. U.S. Jewish voters, too, are disturbed and uncertain about Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's proposal to sell a package of six C-130 cargo planes to Egypt for $50 million. Supporters of Israel see the C-130s as only the first item on a long list of sophisticated equipment for Egypt...
Impulse Buying. Nassi's techniques begin with shrill broadcast and print advertising that promises huge discounts "on every single item, in every department, no exceptions!" Next comes "instore development": garish sale signs are displayed in windows; merchandise counters are removed to make way for extra cash registers. The emphasis is on cash-and-carry and self-service. Fabrics are precut to more marketable sizes, clothing is clustered by size instead of type to encourage impulse buying (sportswear and fancy dresses are mixed together). Finally, liquidators mark additional discounts on such seasonal items as greeting cards, chocolate Easter eggs...
Carter said he would admit the manual because it did not refer to any specific operation. But he turned down Browning's efforts to enter another document on the grounds that it was much too specific. The disputed item was a rough diagram of the floor plan of a North Sacramento branch of the Bank of America. The single sheet of paper carried a handwritten note by Patty: "saw 7 employees: 5 women & 2 men (1 young & nervous. Manager is fat & Black...
...book. The 1976 version will include a new introduction by the comedian and some snaps of Groucho in bed with friends like Comedienne Phyllis Diller, Actor Burt Reynolds, Actress Valerie Perrine and dog. As for those first-edition copies of Beds, "they have become a collector's item," insists Groucho, "that not even I can afford...
Patty's case also appeared to be damaged by Carter's decision to allow into evidence another controversial item: a tape made by the authorities of a jailhouse conversation between Patty and a visiting friend shortly after the defendant was captured on Sept. 18. Bailey argued that making the tape was an invasion of Patty's rights to privacy. Carter cited the "basic rule" that there was no right to privacy in jail...