Word: parently
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1960-1969
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...sort of religious activity, and it is begging a point to say that New York schoolchildren were free to leave the classroom during the recitation of the prayer. Even the children of the five Long Islanders who brought the suit remained in their classrooms, because, as one parent explained, their parents did not want them to become "pariahs" among their schoolmates...
MacNeal's dismissal temporarily stalled any major deal until Curtis finds a new president. Last week the company was conducting a public search to fill the job, at a lower salary. Most likely candidate was Adman Matthew Culligan, 44, a director of Interpublic, Inc., the parent company of the McCann-Erickson advertising agency...
...other provisions that have aroused a lot of bitter opposition: 1) withholding on dividends and interest, which would impose huge costs and a large burden of paper work on banks and business firms, and 2 ) taxation of unremitted earnings of overseas U.S. corporations (only earnings remitted to the parent corporation are now taxed by the U.S.). This proposed tax on subsidiaries would violate the widely accepted international principle, followed by the U.S. until now, that business profits are taxed in the nation where they are earned...
...even Cobb's record. Says Alston: "He's the greatest base stealer I've seen in the majors.'' Green Light for Go. The son of a Washington, D.C.. Baptist preacher. Wills spent nine years rattling around the Dodger farm system before the parent team brought him up to stay...
Shooting for the parent trade, Nestlé in 1947 bought Maggi, a Swiss company with a $100 million-a-year line of soups and seasonings. In 1960, Nestlé's bosses laid out another $27 million for England's venerable Crosse & Blackwell Ltd., with its 26 soups, preserves, pickles and puddings. Last year the company picked up Italy's Locatelli, which produces cheese, tomato products and meats. Today, Nestlé markets everything from soup to nuts, has 75,000 employees and 180 factories in 34 countries. With annual sales of $1.5 billion, it is the world...