Word: stewart
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Flint in 1907, Mott sold the company to General Motors for shares of G.M. stock. He spent six decades on G.M.'s board of directors and was at one time the company's largest single stockholder. Though legendary for his personal frugality, he established the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation in 1926 to finance education, health and recreation programs, and built it into one of the nation's largest philanthropies...
Anatomy of a Murder. The first of Otto Preminger's films in which he tried to raise moral and political questions stars James Stewart as a rustic lawyer who plays jazz piano while thinking out his strategy. Fascinating psychology in a complex courtroom tale. With Lee Remick, Ben Gazzara, and Joseph Welch...
...question remains about which part of the university should apply for the license. If Harvard bought a license, the individual Houses could not necessarily sell beer and wine, according to Zeph Stewart, Master of Lowell House...
That might end the more flagrant abuses. Even so, some experts like Child Psychiatrist Mark Stewart of the University of Iowa have lost their early enthusiasm for using drugs to control unruly children. To Stewart, the real danger is not side effects but that "by the time a child on drugs reaches puberty, he does not know what his undrugged personality is and, even worse, his family does not know how to accept...
...safeguarding the right to due process, the courts now tend to be impatient with narrowly legalistic defenses. When the Supreme Court was considering repossession laws, one lawyer argued that the customer had no property rights since he had defaulted on his contract; Justice Potter Stewart dryly brushed the sophistry aside by observing that the physical possession of the goods by virtue of partial payment of the price and the interest certainly represented "significant property...