Word: journalism
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Princeton University, some might say, has come up with a better idea. This week, Princeton began a series of eight advertisements in The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal to lure American corporations to set up shop in a new, university-owned industrial park development...
Princeton University yesterday began a series of eight ads in The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal to publicize its new Forrestal Center, a 25-year industrial park development project, to prospective tenants...
...away in panic, he ran through a roadblock of Jefferson County policemen. Two county cops pursued him, and when Prell refused to pull over, one fired three .38-cal. bullets into the truck. Prell eluded his pursuer and made it home unhurt. Although Prell himself called the Louisville Courier-Journal and three radio and television stations to complain, not a word of his ordeal was broadcast or printed. (The Courier-Journal finally printed the story last week only after TIME started checking...
...tired of playing beautiful-girl-friend parts. I'm getting choosy," asserted Maud Adams, 30, Swedish-born starlet and former cover girl for Elle and Ladies' Home Journal. After secondary billing in six pictures, including The Man with the Golden Gun and Rollerball, Adams insists in the traditional publicity cliché that she is ready for some roles that dramatize her emotional depths rather than her physical projections. "I'm grateful I have good looks because they brought me into the business. But I want a different image." Then why keep posing for those cheesecake publicity pictures...
Voluntary Bankruptcy. At the other extreme, some experts argued that a default was not only inevitable but might be therapeutic. In a lead editorial, The Wall Street Journal urged the city to declare voluntary bankruptcy. That, said the Journal, would enable New York to make orderly payments to creditors and rewrite its laws and contracts to reduce its chokingly generous payments for municipal wages, pensions, welfare and other services...