Word: regulars
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Davis said the Sunday hours option will be discussed at a Coop management meeting today, but he cited the desire to avoid undue strain on executive staff and regular personnel as the main reason why the Coop may not open on Sundays...
...Coop already extends its hours until 9 p.m. every night during the Christmas shopping season, a schedule that requires hiring part-time workers and putting a strain on regular personnel, Davis said...
...added that Sunday openings would inevitably require regular staff to work longer hours. "In order to give service we have to have personnel who know our merchandise. You can't run a store with just part-time workers," Davis said...
...COLUMNS--regular and occassional, it says, so we won't know who will be showing up week to week--are a pleasant surprise. Ronald Steel on foreign affairs and Walter Karp on Carter's Trilateral Connection both are provocative reading. The back columns deal with the arts, and are uniformly excellent. Reed Whittimore, who too rarely writes for The New Republic, weighs in with a good blast of William "Fishbait" Miller's kiss-and-tell "expose" of how Congress really works--a book that deserves to be burned if ever one did. Edward Diamond tells the depressing story...
...spring training, his lineup was set, and the starters played together from the first day of camp-honing teamwork, learning one another's strengths and weaknesses. A rigorous running regimen brought the Dodgers' pitchers into top shape and kept them well-tuned. Only two pitchers missed their regular turn in the starting rotation, and then just once. Lasorda, committed to his lineup, never bent, even in the face of the Yankees' slugging lefthanders. Against all the percentages and the prudent practice of every American League manager, he started two righthanders against the fearsome New York bats...