Word: parently
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...line to take charge of the Voice of America. Things hummed along mellifluously until Daly left last April for a six-week Asian tour, only to learn on his return that one of his senior officials had been removed without his consent by Leonard H. Marks, director of the parent United States Information Agency. Daly abruptly announced that he would quit the next day. In reply, Marks struck a regretful note in a warm "Dear lohn" letter, praising Daly for his "dedication and adherence to the highest standards of program integrity...
...Between Parent and Child, Ginott...
...Great Salt Lake. Bunker Hill, meanwhile, is one of the U.S.'s biggest producers of zinc, lead and silver. By acquiring it, Gulf Resources also strengthened its profit position, since Bunker Hill had earnings last year of $4.19 million compared with $3.81 million for its new parent company...
...ills of the New York City school system, which-like many big metropolitan systems-is cumbersome and plagued by bureaucracy. In November, an advisory panel headed by Ford Foundation President McGeorge Bundy proposed that New York be divided into as many as 60 semiautonomous districts with their own parent-dominated policy boards. Such local control, the panel argued, would make the schools more responsible to the needs of the community; it would also keep parents from blaming the city's board of education, a remote central power, for everything that goes wrong. The plan was enthusiastically endorsed by Mayor...
...Wonder, is sold in 46 states and in Mexico, Jamaica and the Bahamas. Continental, which also makes Hostess cakes and Morton frozen foods, had total sales of $621 million last year. Its management, headed by Chairman and Chief Executive R. Newton Laughlin, will continue to operate Continental. The parent company will act as "a repository of technical knowledge for Continental," says ITT Executive Vice President Hart Perry, who supervised the month-long negotiations...