Word: lining
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...Long As It's Clean." But the Canadiens know full well the value of Moore. "You can throw Moore into any line, any play, right wing or left, and he'll do a first-class job," says Coach Toe Blake. "Remember, he had a cast on his hands both years he won the scoring title. I know a lot of players who wouldn't even play under the same conditions...
...firm, he has several clients, e.g., the Skiatron pay-TV system, with cases pending before the regulatory agencies. He said he did not believe his interest in cases before Government agencies would affect his report. Last week Landis was in Miami at the annual convention of the Air Line Pilots Association as an active candidate for the association's presidency. No pilot, Landis is a candidate of rebel pilots, who stress his knowledge of the federal agencies that regulate air travel...
...Advance. Part of Eastern's troubles is an $8,000,000 loss of revenue that it suffered last summer in a twelve-day wildcat strike. The line is also carrying a heavy jet debt. It chose to begin writing off its $140 million debt for its new jet fleet before all the planes were delivered, must bear the brunt of the payments (the monthly interest charge alone is $583,000) without having the jets in service to help pay for themselves. It has also been hurt more than the other airlines by the Electra's troubles since...
Profits for a Few. Not all the airlines are in trouble. After losing money for the first six months, United Air Lines finally got more jets into service and made a brilliant recovery. Its third-quarter earnings were an alltime high and gave United a respectable profit of $9,711,535 for the first nine months. Hustling Delta Air Lines, the first line to fly DC-8s, has edged ahead of its archcompetitor Eastern in the number of passengers loaded at Atlanta. Continental Airlines, first of the smaller airlines to fly its own jets, has grown up with the commercial...
...desirable effects of organization often justify the conformity it requires, Parsons said. For example, the vastly increased efficiency of assembly-line production provides reason for pressuring individuals to cooperate...