Word: ticketeer
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...been able to appeal to a broad spectrum of Texas voters is Democratic senatorial nominee Barefoot (yes, that's right, Barefoot) Sanders. A clean-cut, 47-year-old moderate, who has identified himself with the Democratic ticket, though not with Senator McGovern, Sanders is facing incumbent U.S. Senator John Tower, a short, abrasive politician known to a few as "The Mini-Fascist." Tower is not only to the right of Nixon on most issues, but he seriously feared that the President's trips to Moscow and Peking would be major concessions to the Communists. Recently, Tower was forced...
...figure skaters of North America will perform in "An Evening With Champions" Nov. 10 and 11 at Watson Rink. Tickets for this Jimmy Fund Benefit will be on sale this weekend in all the Houses, the Holyoke Center Ticket Office, and the Harvard Athletic Office. Performances begin at 8 p.m. with a special matinee Saturday...
Barry Sherman '74, ticket coordinator, said he hopes to clear a profit of $25,000 for donation to the Children's Cancer Research Foundation (Jimmy Fund)--$3000 more than last year's contribution. Tickets are available at the Harvard Athletic Office, 60 Boylston St. Performances are November 10 at 8 p.m. and November...
This is not a plan to "wreck" the Democratic Party. That is, no rule or ruin. No running on a third-party ticket if you lose in the primaries. Two things are required to remain a good Democrat--to register, and to support the candidate selected by the primary, Ideological credentials are not required, and revolutionary Democrats would work to keep it that way. Loyalty to the party would be essential. If anyone is going to bolt, let it be the fat cats...
...whatever his shortcomings, Bing unquestionably saved the Met itself from near-collapse. What he found in 1950 "was much worse than I had expected, in every way," says Bing. By the time he was through, he had set a managerial record virtually unparalleled in opera annals. He boosted ticket sales to 97% of capacity (before they dropped to 85% in the last four years), came up with new productions of 80 operas, put the company on a year-round basis, and found it a badly needed new home in Lincoln Center...