Word: taber
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...first Monday in 1985, TIME Business Editor George M. Taber met with Associate Editor John Greenwald to discuss a proposed cover story on T. Boone Pickens. The Texas oilman had engineered many of the mergers and takeovers that were reshaping American business. For the purposes of the cover, TIME's Business section decided on a merger of its own, teaming Greenwald with Frederick Ungeheuer, the magazine's senior correspondent for business and financial affairs. Their cover story appeared two months later, but it turned out that their work had just begun...
...freesyle relay combination of Diana Watts, Monica Lee, Kelly Taber, and Lisa Schauwecker finished eighth in the final with a time...
...interesting and understandable. It achieves this by stressing in its stories the role of the people who make and administer major economic decisions, and by employing the colorful charts and graphs of the Art Department's Nigel Holmes and Renée Klein. Says Business Editor George M. Taber: "Baseball fans are crazy about statistics, but most people are turned numb by business numbers. Our task is to make economic statistics as interesting as those of baseball...
During the past 16 months, TIME'S Business section, headed by Senior Editor George M. Taber, has produced five cover-length examinations of the workings of the U.S. economy in general and some of its biggest companies in particular. The subjects: Wall Street, Chrysler, high-tech enterprises vs. "rust bowl" basic industries, IBM and AT&T. Running through all these stories has been a skein of numbers: units sold, market share, degree of dominance. For this week's cover story on the new multimillionaires, written by Associate Editor Alexander L. Taylor III, the numbers are more easily grasped...
...Wheeler slapshot hit the post four minutes later, and at the other end Blair needed some clutched saves to preserve the tied score, At 9:48. Allen Taber centered the puck from behind the Harvard net and Blair made a pad save off a John Sedgewick shot from just outside the crease...