Word: ticketeer
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...slogan which once rang with a nauseating finality for McGovern supporters and those disillusioned by both candidates now twists into irony, Nov. 7, 1972, was only a preliminary verdict, merely eliminating George McGovern and Sargent Shriver. The fates of Richard M. Nixon and Spiro T. Agnew, the Republican ticket of 1972, still await the decisions of courts in Maryland and Washington...
...Orson Welles, which raised its ticket prices to $2.50 over the summer, now has its own cult film. The Harder They Come has occupied their Cinema I since last March. Its run was recently extended again. So two out of the six area theaters show the same two films every single day. So more and more people have to turn to Boston or TV to find a movie they want...
...season, the nation's premier telephone quarterback, Richard Nixon, signed legislation banning television blackouts of home games sold out 72 hours in advance of the kickoff. That will enable tens of thousands of local fans to watch their favorite teams play, though owners fear that it might depress ticket sales. Houston got ready for this week's show-biz spectacular in the Astrodome−the tennis match between Bobby Riggs and Billie Jean King. In Pittsburgh, 51,860 people, some after enduring a twelve-mile-long traffic jam, toured the first jumbo jet to land at the municipal...
...million Harvard budget, income from gifts, ticket and television receipts, and participation fees account for about $850,000. Radcliffe has nowhere near such an income to help cover its expenses...
...million Harvard budget, income from gifts, ticket and television receipts, and participation fees account for about $850,000. Radcliffe has nowhere near such an income to help cover its expenses...