Word: trusts
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...women are poor. Even 'rich' women have gotten their money from men--husbands, lovers, fathers. And when these ornately attired women cease to please (even the male banker who is administering the trust), they find they aren't rich any more...
...covert corruption of the free reporting that is essential to freedom of the press. If the mind could any longer be boggled, surely this picture of a government plotting in secret to "tear down the institution," "to pound the magazines and the networks," to threaten the media with anti-trust prosecutions and IRS investigations to "change their views," to "plant" columns, to "generate...(and even write) a massive outpouring of letters" where no public impulse to do so existed, to "needle" a publisher, to "pester" a newspaper, to threaten networks with legislation abridging their freedom, to think of firing...
...Senator Adlai Stevenson III, taxi-dancing; CBS's Dan Rather, selling kisses for 50 cents; and Martha Mitchell, who offered to call anyone, anywhere, about anything-for $5. At least one Congressman had his consciousness raised. The Rev. Robert Drinan bought a T shirt reading "Trust in God. She will provide." Said the jolly Jesuit: "Aren't these for girls...
...drug addict and whose father was in jail for a murder the child had witnessed). She became one of the school's infamous "bad kids," outwardly "as appealing as a belligerent black porcupine." But when Almira was in the eighth grade, Lois Stalvey finally won her trust; Almira asked her help in writing a book "about when I knew I was actin 'bad because I was feelin 'bad." Maybe, she said, "it'd help other kids to read about what happened." But Almira had only written five pages of the book when she abruptly moved from...
Major banks, led by Manhattan's Bankers Trust Co., last week lifted their prime lending rate to businessmen to 10%, equal to the high of last December and up l¼ points in only three weeks. In addition, since mid-March, rates on 90-day commercial paper-unsecured loans between corporations -have gone from 8.5% to 9.7%, banks' one-month certificates of deposit from 8.8% to 10.1% and Treasury bills from...