Word: morgans
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1970-1979
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...however, a kind of new optimism about the future size and strain-causing potential of OPEC surpluses has been gaining vogue. Several revisionist studies suggest that the OPEC surpluses may not be all that troublesome. The most sanguine of these, a "scenario" published last month by Manhattan's Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., estimates that OPEC's total surplus could peak at $248 billion in 1978, and diminish to $179 billion by the decade's end. The World Bank sharply revised its earlier prediction for 1980 down to $250 billion, expressed in 1974 dollars (that figure does...
...office had announced earlier that sign-up sheets for Interviews with representatives of Mellon Bank of Pittsburgh, Pa. and Morgan Guaranty Trust yesterday morning. According to several students who waited in line, applicants had signed up for all 26 timeslots for Mellon Bank and 39 for Morgan Guaranty Trust by 9:15 a.m. By 10 a.m. there were about 40 names on both waiting lists for interviews in case of cancellations...
...definitely reflects the economy," Bryant said. She said that Mellon bank had cut back its openings at all levels from 80 last year to 20 this year. Large New York banks such as Morgan Guaranty Trust, are also cutting back on hiring, but not as severely, she said...
Died. Kay Summersby Morgan, 66, General Dwight Eisenhower's secretary, chauffeur and confidante during World War II; of cancer; in Southampton, N.Y. Irish-born daughter of a retired British officer, Summersby, a former actress and model, was assigned to drive Eisenhower during an inspection tour of London in May 1942. Her constant association with the general throughout the war stirred rumors that she was his mistress. The speculation gained credence from Harry Truman's statement in Plain Speaking; he had seen a letter from Ike to General George Marshall saying he planned to divorce Mamie to marry Summersby...
EDWARD L. MORGAN, 36, Assistant Treasury Secretary. Pleaded guilty to illegally backdating the deed giving Nixon's vice-presidential papers to the Government; sentenced to four months in prison and 20 months' probation...