Word: lloyd
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Divorced. Svetlana Alliluyeva Peters, 47, Joseph Stalin's only daughter, who made headlines in 1967 by defecting to the U.S. and minor literary ripples with her memoirs of life with papa; and William Wesley Peters, 60, chief architect of the Wright Foundation and former husband of Frank Lloyd Wright's late daughter Svetlana; after three years of marriage, one child; in Phoenix, Ariz. Svetlana Alliluyeva married Peters after a three-week courtship, then left him because of her objections to life in the architecture community, Taliesin West...
...Lloyd Haines, a senior who has attended for four years, commented, "The Pilot School has taken fear out of education. We feel that we can speak out here without being stepped...
...traditional methods of treatment. The technique seems to work best against small, localized cancers; surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy are still the preferred methods for dealing with large or widespread malignancies. But even when these methods are used, immunotherapy may still be necessary to cope with residual cancers. Says Dr. Lloyd Old, vice president and associate director of Sloan-Kettering Institute: "What we can do well right now is eliminate massive amounts of cells. But getting rid of 90% of a cancer, even 99%, isn't enough; if there's one cell left, it can produce millions more cells. Immunotherapy offers...
...recent reforms have led to the closing of two large facilities, and have replaced them mostly with "cottage units," housing 10 to 20 youths with "houseparents," said Lloyd E. Ohlin, professor of Criminology and director of the study...
...relatively low price? One possible reason involves the offer of both the Rousseau and the Van Gogh to Italian Auto Tycoon Giovanni Agnelli. Agnelli also happens to have an interest in Marlborough, a firm that -under the guidance of Frank Lloyd, a dealer of legendary if unloved astuteness-has in the past decade become the world's richest gallery complex, with main offices in New York, London and Rome, a branch in Tokyo and a network of holding companies in Liechtenstein. Fiat had agreed to design and build four air-conditioned "Artmobiles" equipped to carry shows all over...