Word: schotte
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...modest slowdown is necessary to suppress inflation, which had grown particularly stubborn in the past two years. Consumer prices rose at an annual rate of 5.9% during the first half of 1989, up from 4.1% last year. "The economy was running too fast for its own good," says Francis Schott, chief economist for Equitable Life Assurance. "It was working itself up to an inflationary frenzy...
...player, Rose savored six World Series and three world titles. But in four seasons as a manager, he has directed the Reds to second place in the National League's West Division four times. Even before the gambling charges, Cincinnati owner Marge Schott was said to be impatient with...
...that after the director spent so much time working on the accents of some characters, like Press, that others have none. A brief sojourn in Europe must have rid Catherine Holly (Anne Schott) of her accent, and Sister Felicity (Sally Milius) must have drowned hers in the ascetic life...
...club was bailed out by Dr. John Schott, a Harvard alumnus who happened to own a well-manicured court at his house in Dover. The team holds serious practices in Dover only about once a week, using the Quincy Courtyard for more informal sessions...
...opening day in Cincinnati, Marge Schott, owner of the hometown Reds, threw out the first ball overhand. "Like the big boys," she boasts. Along with Baseball Commissioner Peter Ueberroth, Schott got to watch Reds Player- Manager Pete Rose drive in three runs on two hits, nailing down a 4-1 victory over the Montreal Expos and leaping out of the gate on his quest to catch Ty Cobb's 4,191-hit record. Rose, 44, now has fewer than 100 to go. Though he was hot, Cincinnati was downright wintry. The game was delayed twice because of snow. Since...