Word: pollacks
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...quell a convict uprising. Over the years Alpert, a Swarthmore graduate and ardent feminist, concluded that the radical movement was male dominated and sexist. She also tired of life as a fugitive. "I did not want to spend my life hiding out," she told Federal District Judge Milton Pollack. Accompanied by her parents (her father is a dental-equipment manufacturer), Alpert described her life." return as "the happiest day of my life...
...analysts concluded that Rockefeller tended to sit on stocks instead of playing the market. Says Leslie M. Pollack of Shearson, Hayden Stone, Inc.: "I'm sure Rockefeller didn't count his money every week...
Garrett, a Chicago securities lawyer who served on the SEC staff in the 1950s, quickly supported the elevation of Veteran Staffer Irving M. Pollack to a seat on the five-member commission (TIME, Feb. 11), a move that boosted morale by demonstrating respect for professionalism. Enforcement activities have picked up, as the recent filing of long-awaited fraud suits in the Penn Central case shows...
...Wednesday, Harry Pollack, a supervisor for the company that prints the Gazette, said that if the typesetters strike he would stop printing the Gazette because "our employees are under GAIU and we just can't handle struck work...
...Pollack altered that assertion yesterday, saying that he will print the paper if it is brought to him in its usual photo-ready state--even if the Copy Center typesetters are on strike...