Word: mentioned
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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They played their roles perfectly: dockland toughs, racketeers, underworld fixers. So completely did they work their way into the confidence of the Mafia-backed labor groups in the harbors that they ended up as bagmen, carrying payoff money back to the mob. Last week there was no mention of the actors when 400 subpoenas were served for two federal grand jury investigations of an extortion ring that has preyed on at least a dozen shipping companies in New York City and other Atlantic and Gulf ports. TIME has learned that the trusted men who worked so closely with the Mafia...
...give us wonderful sketches of Neruda's friends and contemporaries--Garcia Lorca, Vladimir Mayakovsky, Eduardo Frei, Soong Ch'ing Ling, the wife of Sun Yat-sen, and Cesar Vallejo among others--but they somehow leave us without the personal detail of Neruda himself. The Memoirs, for instance, barely mention Neruda's first wife or marriage, an 18-year venture--and have no more than one or two dozen specific time references...
...hari, "the handsomest man in rock and roll"; Carole King more than a decade ago, starched, prim, and complete with bouffant hair-do; and three grinning Marvelettes ("you can call me up and have a date, any old time"), spike-heeled and poured into satin and sequin sheaths--to mention just a few. The pictures are abundant, and cliched though it may sound, they capture the excitement, the innocence and the defiance of so much early rock with greater clarity than most writers could ever hope to achieve...
...Washington, President-elect Jimmy Carter said he was "deeply disturbed," although he did not mention the incident in a telephone conversation with Giscard about an economic summit. The State Department expressed its "strong conviction that terrorists should be dealt with sternly by legal authorities." The protest was rejected by the Quai d'Orsay as "inadmissible comment on the acts of French courts...
...requiring publicly held companies with inventory and fixed assets exceeding $100 million to include in their "10-K" financial reports to the commission for 1976 an estimate of the current cost of replacing their inventories, plant and equipment. (Many of these companies are expected to mention the new figures in their annual reports to stockholders.) U.S. companies carry their assets on their books at their original cost-the "historic" cost, in accountants' lingo-with no provision for the impact of inflation over the years. But the addition of replacement-cost figures, the SEC argues, will provide a more realistic...