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Before the first saxophone congress in Chicago in 1969, few saxophonists realized the power of positive brotherhood. Now a sense of identity is emerging, according to James Houlik of East Carolina University: "You don't see violinists gathering like this, dunning composers for new works. We're pioneers...
Conglomerate. Defense Minister Nguyen Van Vy may also lose his job because he founded the army's corporate empire in 1968, and has been running it ever since. Vy's vehicle was the Servicemen's Mutual Aid and Savings Fund (SMASF), which was financed by dunning every...
Ferree puts affluence's refuse to remarkable purpose. Four times weekly he climbs into a worn old bus and distributes these goods to the Mexican migrant workers who live in brutalizing squalor on both sides of the Rio Grande. But that only begins his chores. After persistent dunning, drug...
Bok said he also hopes to increase educational opportunities for alumni. "There is much to be done with our alumni besides dunning them for gifts. New technology will also allow us to bring education to many more alumni than we could accomodate if we were forced to house them all...
The Hat Trick. The fact that many people are genuinely broke and unable to pay has retarded profits at many of the dunning agencies. National Account Systems, a Chicago-based collection firm that is owned by Diners Club, was assigned $150 million in debts to collect last year, up $20...