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Sloan

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"Every once in a while we do get a call from a community interested in enhancing its tax base," Sloan said in Washington. "But the reality is that most retirees don't move very far." Still, the biggest promotional obstacle may be the weather.
The 50-year-old Sloan says his troupe dances a different style than amateur square dance clubs around the country.
The News' vice president for human resources, John T. Sloan, has said the paper expects to lose $30 million to $35 million in this quarter.
Steven H. Star, a media consultant, author and professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Sloan School of Management, died of lung cancer Tuesday, at his home.
The data, produced by the Boston consulting firm of Temple, Barker & Sloan covers 12 metropolitan areas and the years 1982-1986.
The News' lawsuits filed in connection with the strike include videotapes made by management, said John T. Sloan, vice president for human resources.
AMC's Mr. Sloan said the company's silence is intentional.
"It's a fragmented group out there," says John Sloan, NFIB's president.
Dr. Ira Sloan, chairman of the psychiatry department at Evanston Hospital, said there was a wide range of reactions among those at the meeting.
There is reason to believe Sloan's status would have had an undue impact on the group by inadvertently encouraging uniformity. The third problem is that in creativity-type tasks, groups rather than individuals working alone produce poorer decisions.
Certainly it would explain the marked absence of so many of the more figurative artists of the earlier period - no Sloan, Marsh, Bellowes, Bishop, Nadelman.
Mr. Sloan declined to comment on whether his Los Angeles-based movie and television company is still interested in bidding for Harper in light of Harcourt Brace's proposal.
Sloan said the three incidents were coincidence.
John T. Sloan, the newspaper's vice president for human resources, said Local 3 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers was not one of the unions the News targeted because of alleged featherbedding and overmanning.
Lester C. Thurow, dean of Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Sloan School of Management, was named a director of this integrated circuit maker, increasing board membership to seven.
Since Ronald R. Sloan was named president and chief executive officer in May 1986, Amfac has shed a cheese company, an off-price clothing chain and its interests in five hotels.
The billboard was created by Schmitt & Sloan, a Minneapolis ad agency.
Mr. Sloan also said AMC executives weren't upset that they didn't find out about the planned sale of Renault's stake to Chrysler until Monday.
Los Angeles-based Price Stern Sloan, a publisher and distributor of children's books, said it plans to introduce the first of several lines of Barbie books in the spring of 1991.
When Lester Thurow became dean of MIT's Sloan School of Management last year, one of his first moves was to investigate its image.
Published in 1963, it is a one-paced, intricate account of how Sloan managed GM.
John Sloan puts it succinctly: "You can't have a fringe benefit until you have a job."
Ledgerwood C. Sloan, a longtime Associated Press and Texas newspaper reporter, died March 28 at the age of 87.
Sloan said that pledge was never made.
Sloan said the parent company would review the Daily News' situation during a board meeting Dec. 11, but said he was confident the Tribune Co. would continue to support the paper.
The SEC charged investors Jury Matt Hansen and Fergus M. Sloan Jr., and their New York brokerage firm, Fermat Associates, with fraud in connection with the illegal stock-selling practice.
But ultimately he gave up his large lymphoma practice at New York's Sloan Kettering Cancer Center to become White House physician.
GM dealers will inspect the cars and replace the switch for free, spokesman David Sloan said Tuesday.
Steve Sloan, who worked with Purdy at a Stockton machine shop, said he remembered a conversation in which Purdy expressed his dismay at how well Vietnamese refugees were treated in the United States.
But "due to widespread vandalism to newspapers once they are delivered to newsstands, the Daily News may be unavailable at some locations," Daily News executive John Sloan said in a statement.

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