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Administrative problems can multiply overnight. If a product sells out too quickly, the catalogue company could wind up being swamped with unfilled orders. But if a piece of merchandise fails to move at all, the company could face an even worse squeeze because the goods cannot be discounted.
Calling the working-class background "sort of a different cultural experience," LeTendre said the recent squeeze in financial aid funds "might provide some input," though it will not be a major focus of the project.
Blaney qualified, and she and Sullivan were two of the first four women to attend the state's training academy at Topsfield, Mass. Although not discriminatory, the academy instructors were never sure what to expect of the female cadets, Blancy says. She recalls a shooting instructor who separated the women...
The real juggler behind all this is Ashby himself Abetted by his screenwriters (AI Schmaltz and star Jon Voight), he has concocted a rather simple story about an unlucky gambler who run off to Vegas, chasing a dream, and being chased by two New York thugs The problems arise when...
Still in a tight financial squeeze, the company last week announced another round of layoffs at the Star and Tribune: 75 jobs, including 28 from the editorial department. Staff reactions were stunned and even bitter, but none were as dramatic as that of Editor Charles W. Bailey. He resigned in...