Word: shipley
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Americans David Hearn (canoe) and Scott Shipley (kayak) should be contenders. In the sprint, three-time Olympian Jim Terrell will be looking to break the domination of Hungary and win his first medal...
...available data on radiation and surgery and concluded "there was no clear-cut evidence for the superiority of any one treatment." Please set the record straight on the success of radiation as an important treatment option for prostate-cancer patients. STEVEN A. LEIBEL, M.D., President WILLIAM U. SHIPLEY, M.D, Member of the Board American Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology Reston, Virginia...
...banks are vigorously working to recapture their share of business lending. This spring Chemical Bank, the nation's third largest, kicked off the biggest marketing blitz in its history to attract small and medium-size business borrowers. An army of 1,800 lending officers, including bank president Walter Shipley and chairman John McGillicuddy, went knocking door to door at 5,000 companies across five states. "Am I concerned about Wall Street firms and investment bankers coming into the market? Absolutely," says Frank Lourenso, who heads Chemical's midmarket lending division. "They are real players, and I take them very seriously...
Clinton strategists profess to be sanguine. "The Perot candidacy is a missile in directed flight against Bush," says George Shipley, a Democratic consultant in Texas. "That's his whole game." Bush's advisers do worry about losing Texas. But they argue, perhaps wishfully, that Perot could diminish Clinton's overpowering lead in California to the point where Bush would be competitive there. If the numbers in the nation's largest state begin to change, Bush would divert money and time to the West Coast. That would force Clinton to do the same in the final weeks. Clinton's pollster, Stan...
...investors, the biggest concern involves the hazards of entrusting huge and sensitive financial markets so totally to computers, notoriously prone to breakdowns and break-ins. Warns Fred Shipley, professor of finance at DePaul University: "A computer bug could bring the capital markets to a crashing halt." Last month, for instance, a minor computer failure at the Chicago Board Options Exchange shut down trading for about 90 minutes. Although the Commodity Futures Trading Commission has tested Globex to its satisfaction, it cannot guarantee that the system will be fail-safe. Concedes chairman Wendy Gramm: "We haven't thought of every contingency...