Word: brandings
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...weeks ahead, Carter will step up his attack on Reagan's economic plan and try to brand him as antilabor and against women's rights. But the President's best bet may well lie in events be yond his control. As long as the war be tween Iraq and Iran continues, his ratings are likely to improve whatever he does. Says Jim Baker: "Carter can respond to events, and that helps him." Reagan and George Bush, on the other hand, could do little more than accept an Administration invitation to be briefed...
...found in abscesses. Since January the U.S. Center for Disease Control in Atlanta has recorded 344 cases, including 28 deaths. All but 16 of the cases involved menstruating women, usually under 30 years old. Suspicions were directed toward Rely after a study of 42 TSS patients showed that the brand had been used by 71% of the women...
...great intangible in today's contest may prove to be the artificial turf in Michie stadium, an unusual brand on which no Harvard player has ever set foot. The Crimson will be wearing shoes specifically designed for this carpet, but one day of practice may prove insufficient. With rain a possibility, the gridders can only try to avoid the ugly comparison with last year's 41-14 humiliation on the rainsoaked astroturf at Cornell...
...Senators declined to give the Pentagon that reason for calling a press conference. Said Texas Republican John Tower: "That was a brand-new concept, that you limit the damage of leaks by confirming them...
Irate shoppers are balking more strongly than before at the high prices and seeking out money-saving shortcuts. Sales of so-called generic products, which come in plain packages and often cost 25% or so less than national brand products, continue to boom. Within the past six months, the Star Market Co., based in Cambridge. Mass., claims to have introduced unbranded products to the U.S., has had a 10% increase in sales on 85 of them. Its parent, Chicago's Jewel Companies Inc., now has 170 such items in its stores, and the company claims that almost all customers...