Word: westcott
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Pull over, Good Morning, America. Hands up, Today. Here comes Roll Call with Debra Maffett and Tom Park -- the centerpiece of LETN, the Law Enforcement Television Network, a novel, $6.5 million, 24-hour broadcast service by Westcott Communications of suburban Dallas. LETN is beamed exclusively to law- enforcement agencies via coded satellite signals. Its mission: to provide police with the latest law-enforcement techniques and training, along with the most up-to-date crime news from around the country. Explains network President Billy Prince, a former Dallas police chief: "There's a terrible lack of knowledge among police. Information...
...network began airing in May and has yet to make it into the black. LETN depends solely on monthly subscriber fees that range from $288 to $588. Immediate shortfalls can be bridged by relying on Chairman Carl Westcott's other brainchild, the profitable Automotive Satellite Television Network, which beams the latest sales techniques to 4,000 car dealers. LETN is betting on a long, successful run and, like any other network, hawking its new fall shows. Trumpets an LETN program guide: "Coming in cooperation with the Drug Enforcement Administration, Drug Crackdown, a new weekly program with DEA instructors, field-action...
Also arrested were David Small, 22, of 10 1/2 Westcott St. in Dorchester and David Emmons, 20, of 4 Parker Rd. in Wakefield...
...Although we've been very successful atHarvard, now we're getting resumes from all overthe country," says Kim P. Westcott, a recruiterfor Morgan Guarenty Trust, which does bothinvestment and commercial banking. "We've seen alot more interest on the part of undergraduates,and we've hiring more of them...
...more authoritative, and considerably more downbeat, analysis came in a comprehensive article published in June in the Government's Monthly Labor Review. Its author, Diane Nilsen Westcott, a BLS economist, asserts that blacks have actually made smaller gains in the workplace during the past ten years than they did during the 1960s. In 1972, she says, black men filled 2.6% of all management and administrative jobs and only slightly more, 3.2%, in 1980; even that rise, notes Westcott, could be wiped out by statistical error. Moreover, blacks commonly fill positions, like restaurant managers or school administrators, that pay relatively...