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Teodoru's wife said last night in a telephone interview from New York that three groups under the Committee's sponsorship had gone to South Vietnam from the end of the summer until Pasztor's trip last December. Teodoru himself could not be reached for comment...
Closed Circuit. With the broadcast ban, the tobacco companies will save about $250 million annually that they had invested in commercials. They have increased their ads in magazines, especially women's, sports and car magazines. In the strongest new merchandising drive, tobacco men are stepping up their sponsorship of sports events, hoping both to reach the large crowds that attend and to draw some mentions in printed news reports of the contests. Philip Morris will sponsor, among other things, the Powder Puff derby for women air racers. Reynolds is concentrating on auto races in the South, where winning drivers...
transmit the fundamentals of Western civilization to succeeding generations. A 1965 reform greatly expanded the number of Gen Ed courses and since then the Gen Ed committee has become a place where interdisciplinary or experimental courses could find financing and sponsorship. This new reform will likely accelerate this trend...
Harvard hopes the Massachusetts Health and Education Facilities Authority will finance the Treelands-Bindery project. By providing below-market-interest rate bonds. Authority sponsorship would help keep rents down...
...transmission costs and has the potential to carry hundreds of channels. In these terms, it is easy to see how the way in which the network hogs the electronic frequencies forces it to operate as a highly centralized industry. Where network television must derive its revenues from the commercial sponsorship of its programming, the cable can and does run on simple installation and subscription fees (usually $10 to $20 for installation and about $5 per month...