Word: sharing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...defense, Yorty charges that the Federal Government bears a major share of the responsibility for stirring the emotions of Los Angeles Negroes to fever pitch. In a telegram that he fired off to Washington last week, Yorty declared that "one of the riot-inciting factors was the deliberate and well-publicized cutting off of poverty funds to this city," demanded that Shriver "process our programs and release our funds while we reorganize." The mayor also accused California Governor Edmund G. Brown of trying to make political hay by appointing a commission to look into the riots' causes...
...Metalious case highlighted a situation that has caused every U.S. medical and dental school a vast amount of trouble and anxiety for most of the past 25 years, and is still afflicting about half of them. Professors say medical students learn anatomy best if only two of them share in dissecting a body; with 8,800 freshmen entering medical schools this year, that would mean 4,400 bodies, plus 1,000 for dental students* and at least 2,000 for research surgeons anxious to practice advanced techniques. By best estimates, U.S. schools are now getting 3,000 bodies a year...
...dividends, which are distributed out of after-tax earnings. The benefits to the preferred stockholders and to the company and its common stockholders were immediately recognized on Wall Street, where by week's end U.S. Steel's preferred stock jumped $26 and its common stock $2 per share. What puzzled many on Wall Street was why U.S. Steel had waited so long to follow the lead of National Lead, American Smelting & Refining and other firms that long ago exchanged their preferred stock for debentures...
...will merge with a subsidiary and incorporate in Delaware, whose corporate laws and taxes are among the most lenient in the U.S. The company will also increase the par, or nominal value, of its common stock from its current mathematically unwieldy $16⅔ to a more tidy $30 per share, largely to facilitate bookkeeping...
...last year−to expand and modernize its facilities. Priority will be given to plants that will produce such products as flat-rolled sheet steel−used in great quantity by Detroit's automakers−and tin plate, highly profitable items that now account for too little a share of U.S. Steel's current production...