Word: mccormack
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...Only They Could Talk and it Shouldn't Happen to a Vet were modest hits in England. Thomas McCormack, president of St. Martin's Press, thought they could be something more across the pond. He combined the books and added three chapters, ending with the marriage of the young vet and the farmer's daughter. The new title came from an Anglican hymn: All Creatures Great and Small. The rest is history, geography and mathematics. The book hit bestseller lists before the reviews were in. Herriot went on to prove that despite his obscure locale and inarticulate...
Magistrate Robert L. DeGiacomo found Gary Sachs, the BAARD member, guilty of obstructing access to an elevator and of refusing to comply with the orders of federal officers to leave the McCormack federal building in Boston during a BAARD sit-in on January 6, the first day of draft registration for men born in 1962. Sentencing has been scheduled for March...
Twenty-three protestors participated in the January 5 sit-in on the second floor of the McCormack Federal Building in Boston, which resulted in several violent confrontations with federal police. Charges against six of the activists were dropped...
...four major New York agencies ? besides Ford, Zoli and Elite, there is the No. 2-ranked Wilhelmina Models Inc. ? plus some 15 to 20 smaller outfits account for close to $50 million in annual billings. The action has attracted Sports Management Tycoon Mark McCormack, whose International Management Group represents such superstars as Bjorn Borg and Arnold Palmer. McCormack has now moved into modeling with agencies in London and Tokyo, and last month launched a New York outlet, International Legends...
Once in the streets, however, BAARD has not been able to draw more than 50 people to any one protest. Last Saturday's sit-in in the McCormack Building, during which federal officers arrested 22 people, has highlighted the week's events. But Leyland and her compatriots will plug...