Word: rosenthaler
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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The Herald Traveler and Record American's big pitch is that by reading the paper you get Two for One (like Cert's, click-click): "Boston's 2 Great Newspapers Now One Greater Newspaper," read the message over the new banner on Monday and Tuesday. Unfortunately, the true character of...
Stiff federal controls on carbon monoxide and hydrocarbon emissions, scheduled to take hold on 1975 model cars, have been a migraine for the automakers. But for Milton Rosenthal, a lawyer who is chief executive of Engelhard Minerals & Chemicals Corp., Washington's demand for cleaner air could produce a bonanza...
Various companies are trying to perfect similar devices, but with the 1975 models already on the planning boards, the auto manufacturers must already begin to line up suppliers. Ford was the first, recently making a "firm commitment" with Engelhard for half of the catalytic converters it will need in 1975...
It was long run by flamboyant Charles Engelhard, who before his death last year built up a billion-dollar business, mostly as an international trader and fabricator of precious metals. Engelhard does much business with Anglo-American Corp. of South Africa Ltd., which owns 30% of Engelhard's common...
Completing the list are D.D. Potter, M. Ptashne, H. Putnam, B. Rosenkrantz. R. A. Rosenthal. S.F. Sampson, B. Shapiro, M. Sinensky, C.R. Taylor, A. Tobin, M. Useem, G. Weld, J.D. Watson, T.G. Wegmann, T.E. Weisskopf, T. Wiesel, and D. Wiggins.