Word: joans
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...author of Child Care: Facing the Hard Choices. Some women are angry that the feminist movement failed to foresee the conflict that would arise between work and family life. "Safe, licensed child care should have been as prominent a feminist rallying cry as safe, legal abortions," observes Joan Walsh, a legislative consultant and essayist in Sacramento...
...around Manhattan's Upper East Side and Washington's Georgetown. The economist, who favors custom-made shirts and conservative suits, can be spotted at parties thrown by the likes of Fashion Designer Oscar de la Renta and Publisher Malcolm Forbes. A longtime bachelor (a one-year marriage to Artist Joan Mitchell was annulled in 1953), Greenspan once dated Television Personality Barbara Walters, who calls her former escort an "excellent dancer." His current companion is Susan Mills, a managing producer of the MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour...
...names of several women and minority candidates have already surfaced. They include: former U.S. Transportation Secretary William T. Coleman Jr., now a practicing lawyer he has placed highly in past searches; Joan T. Bok '51, no relation to Derek Bok, she is the President of New England Electric and former president of the Board of Overseers; former Secretary of the Army Clifford Alexander '55, now a Washington attorney; and Donald M. Stewart, president of the College Board which administers the Scholastic Aptitude Test and former president of Spellman College...
...aggressive rivals, such as the Japanese, British and Swiss. Only three years ago, Citicorp ranked as the world's No. 1 banking company. Last year it slipped to No. 5 behind a group of Japanese banking companies that are "beating Citicorp's pants off in international lending," according to Joan Goodman, who follows the industry for the Pershing brokerage firm. Because most of Citicorp's foreign competitors have already set aside large reserves against potential Third World losses, those banks have enjoyed higher international credit ratings and therefore lower costs in raising money and capital. Reed's draconian new effort...
...LETTERS: Joan D. Walsh (Chief); Amy Musher (Deputy...