Word: jacke
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...lurid revelations might inspire other killers to imitate his grisly methods. Some details, however, came out at an inquest on Jean Jordan, the Ripper's seventh victim. At that proceeding, a pathologist reported that the victim had been slashed and mutilated in a style reminiscent of the original Jack the Ripper. In 1888 a rapacious killer whose identity has never been established savagely murdered five prostitutes in London's East...
...called plow-back provision. Under it, companies would be able to reduce their windfall profits taxes each year by stepping up expenditures on increased production. Smaller oil companies and wildcatters are also joining the battle against the windfall profits tax, but plan to do their own lobbying. Explains Jack Allen, president of the 5,000-member- Independent Petroleum Association of America: "We don't want to be tarred with the same brush as the oil majors...
More than 300 persons, including President Bok, Athletic Director Jack Reardon and Dean of Admissions Fred Jewett gathered to honor the '78-'79 basketball team and listen to guest speaker Al McGuire, former Marquette coaching great and current NBC sports commentator, as well as the Honorable Hamilton Fish, Sr. '10, former Harvard football All-American and basketball player...
Athletic Director Jack Reardon had announced earlier in the evening that Harvard was committed to completing a 3500 or 3600 seat basketball arena. McGuire shot down the grandeur of that announcement, saying, "Thirty-six-hundred seats is half a rope. If you really want to go uptown, you don't go to the bank and ask for two stories...
...powerful lobby, instigated by vice president Father Joyce of Notre Dame, may influence Congress to exempt big revenue sports such as football and basketball from the requirements, Jack P. Reardon, director of Athletics, told about 50 people at an informational meeting last night...