Word: itemizing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...still startled by the reaction to that story: "Suddenly my gallery was swamped with orders for Cat from around the world. In no time at all, the print disappeared from Japan." Saito limited the edition to 35 prints, and the work became a collector's item. One print was recently quoted by a Manhattan dealer at $1,500. Saito's original price...
With receivers as small and totable as a hip flask, one-way radio pagers are now a hot item. Some emit only a beep that tells the recipient to call his office from wherever he is. Others give out a beep-voice combination. Either way, the system is simple in concept: Party A wants to reach Party B, who is nowhere near a telephone. Party A calls a radio-paging center. There, an operator sends out an individually toned beep, or a voice instruction, to Party B, who is wearing a paging device. Party B goes to a telephone...
...offices and classrooms, a dormitory and above all, a refectory. Something like $7 million must be found to achieve these goals. In the meantime Dean Miller has been forced to give primacy to shoring-up the School's immediate position by seeking increased annual giving for current operations. This item on the income side of the School's budget has been raised in recent years from almost nothing to more than...
...private, except when the security of the nation itself is at stake." Another unexpected recommendation was Johnson's plea for an "all-out effort to combat crime." The President expounded on the subject for four fervent minutes, devoting more detail to the subject than any other single item except the war. He outlined a "Safe Streets and Crime Control Act" that would offer federal grants to local governments to help pay for statewide "master plan" crime control, new communications and alarm systems, new crime laboratories and police academies. The President also surprised Congress with a proposal to combine...
...allotment has stayed the same, but most of the prices have gone up five cents per item. Hamburgers now cost 35 cents, and the Cliffies who like two (without the caloric rolls, of course,) will just have to skip the salad, or pay the extra in cash...