Word: sain
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...than you can say otorhinolaryngologist. According to some estimates, a dollar spent at a convention is respent locally five times over the subsequent two weeks. Better yet, convention spending is pure gravy for the host city. "Conventions don't pollute or put any burden on municipal services," says Frank Sain, president of the Chicago Convention and Tourism Bureau. Adds Hartford, Conn.'s Convention and Visitors Bureau Chairman David Heinl: "A convention is like a plane flying over and dropping money into a city for three or four days...
Johnny , the great Boston Braves pitcher of the late '40s, once made the immortal remark that "the world doesn't want to hear about the labor pains; it just wants to see the baby." Sain, of course, was referring to the intricacies of the curve ball, but his epic statement can be applied to the theater world...