Word: sharings
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Hollensteiner will eventually share time with center Fred Schernecker (see accompanying story) who is coming back to Harvard after spending a year abroad studying in England. Schernecker will miss the opener because of an injury suffered in practice...
...loss dropped the Big Red (3-1 overall, 3-1 ECAC) out of a threeway tie for first place in the league, leaving Harvard and St. Lawrence to share the top spot...
...between the past and the future. The proceedings were declared secret, to show up in Morris' book a couple of years or so from now. Late in the afternoon Reagan got a call from George Bush. He took it in private, knowing it could be an awkward moment to share with the public. Bush said thank you for the victory to come, the victory that both could feel as the evening rushed in on them...
...misunderstand. I love paying just 28%. (And at 28%, I pay a heck of a lot more than I ever did when the top rate was higher, because, far from trying anything stupid to shelter my income from taxes, I'm quite happy to send the Government its share.) But keeping the top rate at 33% instead of dropping it back to 28%, it seems to me, would not be perceived by most high earners as terribly unfair or unbearable. It would raise upwards of $5 billion a year...
...compensate victims, Manville will set up a personal injury settlement trust, funding it with $2.6 billion in cash and bonds and up to 20% of its annual profits for nearly three decades. Manville will replace its 24 million outstanding shares of common stock with 48 million new shares, giving half to the trust (value: about $400 million). Current stockholders, though, are out of luck: they will receive only one share of the new stock for every eight old shares they...