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Willard ['wilɑ:d]

n. 威拉德(m.)

willard

[ noun ]

United States advocate of temperance and women's suffrage (1839-1898)

<noun.person>

United States educator who was an early campaigner for higher education for women (1787-1870)

<noun.person>

There even is a picture of heavyweight boxer Oscar Bonavena, who was gunned down at the gates of the Mustang in 1976 by Conforte bodyguard Willard Ross Brymer.
The preferred shares, as well as Willard Rockwell's seven million common shares, have been pledged to various financial institutions to secure the executive's personal borrowings that currently are in default, according to the company proxy.
Telephone calls to Boisjoly's Willard residence were answered by a recording.
Regarding Willard Spiegelman's review, "Big D Inaugurates Pei Symphony Hall" (Leisure & Arts, Sept. 13), we Dallasites are pleased to see that our fair city's flair for hyperbole is still thriving, though little else around here is.
He said retired Supreme Court Judge Willard Estey will review the investigation and present his report in 90 days.
Willard L'Heureux, a Hees managing partner, said the investment concern would retain a minority holding in National Business only.
State inspectors found the blowtorch Friday near the site of Wednesday's explosion, which officials believe to have been fueled by methane gas, said Willard Stanley, commissioner of the Department of Mines and Minerals.
On Friday, Willard Stanley, commissioner of the state Department of Mines and Minerals, said a blowtorch found near the site of the explosion was most likely what ignited the blast.
S. Kent Rockwell, son of Astrotech's former chairman Willard S. Rockwell Jr., owns about 28% of the company's preferred.
Willard Scott of NBC's "Today" show broadcast live all last week, and Bryant Gumbel was here earlier.
NBC News "Today" anchor Bryant Gumbel, on a dare from weatherman Willard Scott, showed some on-air versatility.
Edgar S. Willard took over today as chairman and chief executive officer of the chemical giant.
C&S/Sovran said that in order to get the best grip on its real estate woes, it placed Willard Alexander, a senior executive vice president and the chief credit officer, over all real estate matters.
Willard Mecham, also at the news conference today, said: "There were two dark days in the history of Arizona in 1988.
Adds Willard F. Mueller, a former economist at the FTC and now a University of Wisconsin professor: "It's time the antitrust agencies take a hard look at this."
NBC television weatherman Willard Scott was master of ceremonies.
Gumbel presaged the current troubles with a memo criticizing weatherman Willard Scott and other "Today" personalities.
Ralph R. Willard, 44, a London-based partner, will manage international consulting.
The defense called the failure an innocent mistake, partly due to Willard Mecham's inexperience as a bookkeeper.
The transcript also showed Willard Mecham said he did not know about a letter, in which his brother promised Wolfson the loan would "remain confidential," until after the loan's existence was publicly disclosed by the news media.
Mecham and his brother and 1986 campaign treasurer, Willard, are charged with concealing a $350,000 campaign loan.
And Willard Butcher, chairman of Chase Manhattan Bank, said that in the past two or three months his bank had seen some stretch-out of credit-card payments "that would suggest some greater degree of consumer confidence out there."
"There are more and more people who are using the advanced technology all the time," said Everett Willard, maple marketing specialist for the Vermont Department of Agriculture.
"There's enough uncertainty about the economy and the Middle East crisis to cause people to sit back," said Willard Gourley, vice chairman of BarclaysAmerican-Mortgage Corp. in Charlotte, N.C.
Willard Butcher, Chase's chairman, is expected to retire within three years, starting a chain of succession among top management.
Contends Willard Bishop, a Chicago-based supermarket consultant: "It's a way in which a store can differentiate itself from the competition."
Tommie Willard of Grand Forks contends Beatrice-Hunt-Wesson Inc. was negligent in producing the bag of seeds.
Mecham and his brother, Willard, are charged with failing to report a $350,000 campaign loan.
The report can bring surprises of both sorts, pleasing and upsetting. 'The follow-up team meetings can become quite personal,' said Willard.
That announcement came in the wake of a management reorganization in which it named President Thomas G. Labrecque to replace Willard C. Butcher as chairman and chief executive officer effective Oct. 31.

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