Word: schwab
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Apocalypse Now becomes one more film afflicted with the disease of the terminal. Movies with two endings, or no endings, or three endings, or appended endings are as much a part of Hollywood history as Schwab's Drugstore or Hedda's hats. New closings tend to be happier than old ones, with boy getting girl after all, or star surviving rather than perishing. In Apache (1954), Burt Lancaster was first killed, then allowed to live on. What's Up Doc? (1972) initially ended with a bittersweet goodbye between Ryan O'Neal and Barbra Streisand...
Barbara Blaney and Marie Sullivan '79, the two women recruits, are presently employed by the University police, as a dispatcher and student security guard, respectively. Of the two males, Charles Schwab is currently a dispatcher with the department, and John Butler works on the Orange, Mass., police force...
...George Schwab, Connecticut Mutual's head of real estate and agricultural investment division admits that Connecticut Mutual never would have made the investment, given the reaction from UFW supporters across the nation. A delegation from Harvard, headed by Bernard Bell '78, will be visiting the Boston offices of Connecticut Mutual, Thursday, March 3, leaving from Quincy cafeteria at 1 p.m. The students will ask why the company refuses to give farmworkers the same rights guaranteed to other working people...
Book by LAWRENCE SCHWAB, B.G. DE SYLVA...
Searching over the records, two Boston researchers, Dr. David C. Poskanzer and the late Dr. Robert S. Schwab, found that the number of Parkinson's patients diagnosed at Massachusetts General Hospital increased exponentially from the 1920s into the 1960s. Then they noticed something else: with each passing year, the average age of the new patients increased by a year...