Word: regan
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Martin Regan asked in the suit for damages of $1.7 million each from Harvard and two detectives hired by the University to investigate the 1973 theft of more than 5000 ancient coins, an estimated $5 million loss, from the Fogg Museum...
...lose; one of each, toss again). As Murdoch is quoted by his biographer, onetime London Journalist Simon Regan: "I love to play it. You bet on a run. You go in with a couple of quid and two, four, eight, you double it all the time. If you're betting on, say, heads, you can make hundreds if you get a run. Then it comes down tails and you're all through. The real game is the gamble on exactly when to stop...
Travers told the Associated Press yesterday that Martin G. Regan's decision to cooperate with the prosecution was "free from all duress and coercion." Regan has reportedly been granted immunity from prosecution to turn state's evidence...
Irving Richards, the private detective Harvard hired to recover the coins, has been charged with assault and battery and breaking and entering with intent to commit larceny last month. The man he allegedly beat was Regan...
...Schedule. There are rumors that Rockefeller's job is at stake. Supposedly, a few disenchanted Chase directors have sounded out potential candidates for the chairmanship. Two of the leading possible replacements: Donald Regan, chairman of Merrill Lynch, the nation's largest brokerage house, and Thomas Wilcox, chairman of Crocker National Bank (national ranking: 15th). Publicly, however, the directors join ranks behind Rockefeller. For his part, Rockefeller insists that he has no intention of stepping down until he reaches the mandatory retirement age of 65 in four more years. "We've gone through some difficult times," he concedes...