Word: rubins
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...minor children); Thomas Tang of Arizona has close ties to Democratic Senator Dennis DeConcini. Yet even Republicans acknowledge that the nominees have good credentials, and the four trial court judges being moved up-Damon Keith of Michigan, Leon Higgenbotham of Pennsylvania, Hugh Henry Bownes of New Hampshire and Alvin Rubin of Louisiana -are men of qualily...
...Smoking should be restricted to where air flow is the least," so the smoke doesn't circulate throughout the Union, Lee C. Rubin '81 said. The present resolution subjects a greater number of non-smokers to smoke, she added...
...grimy, torn portrait of an aged, slightly paunchy George Washington that for years had been hanging around New Bedford, Mass. The local Boys Club, which owned it, lent it in the 1950s to the town's First National Bank, which put it in storage. That deeply upset Jacob Rubin, 82, a Russian-born furniture maker, who was worried that the painting was "going to wrack and ruin." On behalf of the Boys Club-of which he is a director and benefactor-Rubin tried to sell the portrait. He got no takers-even after he lowered his price...
...which makes little difference to Jacob Rubin. Says he: "I was offended that no one-not even American-born citizens-wanted to buy the painting." George Washington, he feels, deserves better than a dark, deserted storage vault-no matter who painted his likeness...
...zanne: The Late Work" opened at New York's Museum of Modern Art. Four years in the making, organized by two leading Cézanne specialists, Professors John Rewald and Theodore Reff, in troika with MOMA's director of the department of painting and sculpture, William Rubin, it is the sort of show which very few museums could even attempt: 124 oils and watercolors, including nearly every major painting that has been preserved from Cézanne's last working decade, 1895-1906. Its catalogue, with nine essays by various experts, is a landmark...