Word: reginald
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...Reginald H. Phelps '37, former Senior Tutor on German, said the attack on Hitler is obvious: "Look at those boots and the face...
South Yard: Pamela A. Puzinas, Reginald R. Hopkinson, and Michael J. Sears...
Gloomy businessmen are now bracing for an economic downturn as deep as any in the postwar period. They consequently see no need to borrow funds at the still relatively high rates so as to expand capacity or hire new workers. General Electric Chairman Reginald Jones predicts that the prime rate will sink to 12% or 13% before investment picks up. Explains Gilbert Heebner, chief economist at the Philadelphia National Bank: "It was like 20% was some magic threshold. Borrowers simply stopped borrowing. Even small independent businessmen like farmers chose to liquidate their crops rather than borrow money...
...earth. Supplanting a dizzying combination of Hong Kong-bound planes, couriers and other conveyances subject to the failings of man and weather, the system is the first in publishing history equipped to beam four-color finished pages as well as black-and-white photos and text by satellite. Says Reginald Brack, who as associate publisher oversaw development of the system: "For us, it makes the jet age obsolete...
...most important of the missions was the one led by National Security Adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski and Deputy Secretary of State Warren Christopher to Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. This team will be quickly followed to Riyadh by another, led by the State Department's Political and Military Affairs Director Reginald Bartholomew and Matthew Nimetz, the Under Secretary of State for Security Assistance. Its aim: to negotiate the use of military facilities in Somalia, Kenya or, most likely, Oman, which could become an important U.S. military outpost in the 1980s. Middle East Negotiator Sol Linowitz visited Saudi Arabia last week...