Word: owners
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Furthermore, since an apartment is an adjustable part of a huge, self-supporting structure, the enterprising designer or owner can often tear out partitions and rearrange walls with a freedom that anywhere else would bring the house down on his head...
...room per year, and co-ops sell for as much as $250,000). A few of the postwar generation of apartments are at least cleanly designed. The energetic occupants, with ingenuity, enterprise and money, can make these filing-cabinet spaces spectacular, impressive, or merely comfortable, according to the owner's particular taste, income or inclination...
...Over the historic Grand National Steeplechase at Aintree, England (first run in 1839), a 28-1 outsider, Kilmore, galloped home a winner by ten lengths, collecting $56,666, the biggest purse ever, for English Owner Nat Cohen. The twelve-year-old bay gelding, oldest horse to win in 39 years, slogged over a course made treacherous by rain, snow and hail that dumped 15 of the 32-horse starting field, was followed by Wyndburgh (starting odds 45-1), Mr. What (22-1) and Guy Navaree (100-1). The favorite, last year's winner Nicolaus Silver (8-1), lumbered home...
...body founded 59 years ago expressly to protect Britain's treasures from falling into the hands of acquisitive American millionaires. Now the fund was out to protect Leonardo's exquisite drawing of the Virgin and child with St. Anne and St. John the Baptist, which its owner, the Royal Academy, intended to sell at auction to get itself out of the red. The fund had decided to launch a public appeal "to secure this incomparable treasure for the nation," would start things off by donating ?50,000 from its own coffers. Everyone agreed that the noble lord...
...tough Henry LaViers, 62, the owner of three small unionized coal mines...