Word: savvyness
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' 'Tis Mabel, 'tis Mabel," shouted the cast of The Pirates of Penzance as a bonneted young lass stepped demurely from stage right. But the savvy fans at Manhattan's Delacorte Theater would know those brown eyes anywhere. They belonged to Linda Ronstadt, making her operatic debut...
Grum, the new executive vice president, graduated from Austin College in Sherman, Texas, and the Wharton School. He was vice president for finance at Temple Industries when Time Inc. acquired that Texas-based forest products firm in 1973. He later served as treasurer of Time Inc. and publisher of FORTUNE...
Under Rookie Coach Pat Quinn, the Flyers have emphasized youth and speed. Quinn salted his lineup with savvy veterans to steady his high-powered youngsters. Second-year Center Ken Linseman, a loudmouthed, 5-ft. 10½-in. blur called "the Rat," anchors the Flyers' top-scoring line, known, naturally...
A number of savvy corporate treasurers anticipated the Fed's March credit restraints by borrowing heavily in January and February, thus stockpiling enough cash to see them safely through cold economic times. As a result, bank commercial and industrial loans, after going up at an annual rate of 27.6...
When it comes to curves, Loni Anderson, the shapely, savvy receptionist of television's WKRP in Cincinnati, does not have to take a back seat to anyone. Who better then to play the title role in Jayne Mansfield: A Symbol of the '50s, a CBS-TV movie about...