Word: rhodeses
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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The problem of controlling the urban environment was high on nearly every Governor's list of concerns. In Ohio, Republican James Rhodes, who had not shown much concern for the cities during his first term, set up a cabinet-level Office of Urban Affairs, promised action to combat air...
A witty, independent-minded officer with an acerbic outlook on the worst of the military's staff-stuffy ways, Posvar was born in Topeka, and raised in Cleveland, where he topped his high school class. At West Point, he racked up the best academic record since Douglas MacArthur'...
Bill Bradley, for instance, had already enrolled at Duke before he decided to go to Princeton-because he wanted to become a Rhodes scholar and figured his chances were better in the Ivy League. Center Chris Thomforde, a 6-ft. 9-in. sophomore who is the team's top...
Sharing Rhodes's enthusiasm is the four-year-old Ohio Development Department, which serves as a clearinghouse for the state's available plant sites, providing what Director F. P. Neuenschwander calls "one-stop service." Making industry-hunting "blitz trips" to other states with hardsell efficiency, the department shuns...
Inkling of Interest. Ohio's go-getters have seen their efforts pay off. In 1962, only 542 Ohio plants expanded their facilities, and 91 new companies moved into the state. In 1964, those figures jumped to 2,017 and 452; last year, to 2,550 and 560. Rhodes has...