Word: nutley
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...brands. Sterling spurned the Hoffmann-La Roche offer and sold out to Eastman Kodak instead. "We wanted primarily to establish ourselves in the American over-the-counter market," recalls Hoffmann-La Roche Chairman Fritz Gerber, 60, whose company gets a third of its sales from U.S. operations based in Nutley, N.J. "It's the biggest pharmaceutical market, and it has a lot of future potential...
Stewart's quest for perfection began early. As the second eldest of six children in a middle-class, Nutley, N.J., household -- her mother taught sixth grade and her father sold pharmaceuticals -- Martha Kostyra spent high school weekends working as a model. While a Barnard student in the early 1960s, she pulled in as much as $35,000 a year from her modeling, enough to support herself and her husband, publisher Andrew Stewart, whom she married in her sophomore year. It was his family that acquainted her with the high life. "My introduction to grownup entertaining came at a dinner party...
...drug is prescribed for patients with severe acne who have tried other medications without success. It is highly effective, and half the million people who have taken it are women. There is no doubt that Accutane can cause birth defects, says its manufacturer, Roche Laboratories of Nutley, N.J. But Roche has received reports of only 61 malformed infants born to women who have taken the drug, and the company sharply disputes the figures in the FDA memo. Says Roche Spokeswoman Carolyn Glynn: "The data are grossly exaggerated." An FDA representative acknowledges that Roche's tally is correct and that...
...WerBell III, the founder of a counterterrorist school in Powder Springs, Ga., and eleven of his instructors). Dog patrols are being run by Don Laken, a chunky former Marine from Philadelphia, with his two trained German shepherds. Authorities even briefly brought in a psychic named Dorothy Allison from Nutley...
...antianxiety drugs are commonly prescribed to relieve symptoms of stress. Normally, they yield a feeling of relaxation without inducing marked sleepiness, as barbiturates and alcohol may do. They are derived from benzodiazepine, a chemical whose tension-reducing qualities were discovered by scientists at Roche's U.S. laboratory in Nutley, N.J. While the precise working of the drug remains a mystery, it is known that about 20 minutes after a Valium pill is swallowed, the drug reaches tiny receptors located in the brain's emotion control centers, where it has a calming effect on the central nervous system that...