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Then at 13:53 Skip Stanowski ended a Cornell power play with a carefully measured slap shot that exploded inside the right post...
With sales off 10% from a year earlier, to $257 million, the company lost another $8,459,917 in the first quarter of its 1967 fiscal year. For the sixth straight quarter, the directors voted to skip a dividend. To reduce inventories, American's plants will close for ten working days, the second such shutdown in two months. Having virtually exhausted a $75 million line of credit from 24 banks the company last month arranged an additional $20 million loan. All $95 million is due in May, but Chapin called the loans "renegotiable...
...been found in the morning shaving with one hand while reading a book in the other, or at graduate semniars, clipping his nails while reports are read. He religiously dictates everything he writes. Edwin Reischauer, University Professor and a time conservationist of lesser repute, recently suggested they skip lunch to meet and plan a course. "But you have to eat," replied Fairbank. Reischauer looked skeptical. Fairbank continued, "If we don't eat then, we'll have to use up some time before or after our meeting...
...small, $1,360 Opel Kadett soared 28% last year, after a 6% drop in 1965. Ford last September successfully reintroduced its $1,322 Taunus 15M, a model it had dropped in 1959. When his 1200 gets into full production, Volkswagen's Nordhoff plans to skip the rich U.S. market, which accounts for 25% of VW's sales, export it only to other countries "where the money does not roll as freely as before...
...allotment has stayed the same, but most of the prices have gone up five cents per item. Hamburgers now cost 35 cents, and the Cliffies who like two (without the caloric rolls, of course,) will just have to skip the salad, or pay the extra in cash...