He soon set up the Rice and Nichols general store, which became the William M. Rice and Company.

Nichols became the first African-American woman with a star on the Boulevard's Walk of Fame.

In July, the P-40s became operational, but Nichols Field was closed to replace its east-west runway with one made of concrete, and to regrade the north-south runway, both measures taken to correct drainage deficiencies that made the entire field inoperable in the wet season.

Nichols Field later became the headquarters of the Philippine Air Force.

Not too long after, Nichols and May went to New York and swiftly became stars performing material largely derived from their Compass days.

He summered at the Pine Brook Country Club located in the countryside near Nichols, Connecticut, which became the summer rehearsal headquarters of the Group Theatre in the 1930s and 1940s.

In the fall of 1993, Nichols and McVeigh, who were living at the farm, became business partners, selling weapons and military surplus at gun shows.

He graduated from Nichols College and became a salesman.

She became a stage manager at McCarter Theater in Princeton, New Jersey before becoming a production assistant for various New York stage productions, working with notable directors Mike Nichols and Bob Fosse.

Ernest Fox Nichols stepped down in 1916 to become a professor of physics at Yale University and subsequently became president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Janet Goode became editor in January 1970 and served until October of that year when she was replaced by John Nichols.

Nichols served until August 1971 when Joe Falter became editor.

Isaac Nichols, a transported convict who became the first postmaster of Sydney, New South Wales was born here in 1770.

She married the editor and publisher, George Nichols ; when he became an invalid, she quietly took over his duties at the paper.

Meyer and Nichols combined five smaller chemical companies to create the Allied Chemical & Dye Corporation, which later became Allied Chemical Corp., and eventually became part of AlliedSignal, the forerunner of Honeywell ’ s specialty materials business.

In 1873, Nichols became principal of the North Carolina Institute for the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind, holding that post until 1877.

In 2008, Mr Nichols became an off Broadway producer of the performance art piece " Madwoman: A Contemporary Opera " written & performed by Mem Nahadr.

In 1919 Harvey Nichols was bought by Debenhams, and in 1985 became part of the Burton Group.

Nichols drove to the Centennial Tower parking deck across from CNN Center, at 9: 20 a. m. and only 15 minutes after the first carjacking, AJC reporter Don O ’ Briant became the final carjack victim.

He said Nichols eventually became so delusional he thought he was at war with the government and that he did not know right from wrong even as he pulled the trigger.

Moss worked with Mike Nichols and Tommy Tune, but when Moss became adamant about not implementing changes Nichols wanted, Nichols and Tune walked out, and the show opened to poor reviews on Broadway, and quickly closed.

Mike Nichols, Ted Flicker, and Del Close were her most frequent collaborators in this regard.

Among the most notable: the Black Marble H & R Block fountain in front of Union Station with its synchronized water jets shooting high into the air, the Nichols Bronze Horses at the corner of Main and JC Nichols Parkway at the entrance to the Plaza Shopping District and the unique " family friendly " walk through fountain at Hallmark Cards World Headquarters in Crown Center.

Hawks then hired screenwriter Dudley Nichols, most famous for working with director John Ford, to work on the script.

In 1989 Bruce Nichols of The Dallas Morning News said that the community " may be the most squabble-prone small town in Texas.

In August and October 1941, the War department allocated US $ 9, 273, 000 to construct and improve airfields, most of which was spent constructing a concrete runway at Nichols Field ( the only hard-surfaced runway in the Philippines ), and adding and extending graded strips at Clark Field, with the rest going to the auxiliary fields.

Dandy Nichols ( 21 May 1907 – 6 February 1986 ) was an English actress most noted for her role as Else Garnett, the long-suffering wife of the racially bigoted and misogynistic character Alf Garnett in the BBC sitcom Till Death Us Do Part.

Abraham most recently made a guest appearance on the popular television series Saving Grace, on which he played an angel, Matthew and the Law & Order: Criminal Intent, on which he played Dr. Theodore Nichols, father of Det.

In 1926 he and Miff Mole began a prodigious stint of recording with a variety of bands, most of them known as “ Red Nichols and His Five Pennies .” Very few of these groups were actually quintets ; the name was simply a pun on “ Nickel ,” since there were “ five pennies ” in a nickel.

The insider source of most of the deaths and the interpretation on how they happened was a former zoo pathologist, Dr. Don Nichols.

Autumn 2008 will see the release of her most recent single, " Leave No Heart Behind " which was written by Thomas Nichols who co-wrote songs by Céline Dion and All Saints.

Nichols co-operated with Abraham Farley in the production of the 1783 edition of Domesday Book, which he called in his Literary Anecdotes “ the most invaluable as well as most antient Record in this or any other kingdom ”.

2007 saw the re-opening of Jakarta's Seibu, poised to be the largest and second most upscale department store in Indonesia after Harvey Nichols.

Mary Gove Nichols was the leading female advocate, and the woman who most people looked up to, for the free love movement.

Despite the comic style, Nichols ' plays deal with the most serious of themes.

That he carried on the business of a draper, or had some connection with the trade as late as 1613, may be gathered from the following passage at the close of The Triumphs of Truth, the city pageant for that year, by Thomas Middleton: " The fire-work being made by Maister Humphrey Nichols, a man excellent in his art ; and the whole work and body of the Triumph, with all the proper beauties of the workmanship, most artfully and faithfully performed by John Grinkin ; and those furnished with apparel and porters by Anthony Munday, Gentleman.

Other Star Trek actors such as Michael Dorn ( Worf on TNG ), Brent Spiner ( Data on TNG ), Colm Meaney ( Miles O ’ Brien on TNG and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine ), LeVar Burton ( Geordi La Forge on TNG ), Nichelle Nichols ( Uhura on Star Trek: The Original Series ), Avery Brooks ( Benjamin Sisko on DS9 ), Paul Winfield ( Clark Terrell in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan ), David Warner ( various characters, most notably Gul Madred in " Chain of Command ", a two-part episode of TNG ) and Kate Mulgrew ( Kathryn Janeway on Star Trek: Voyager ) were guest or recurring stars in the series.

According to Lana, she was the one with a career ; Nichols was a house husband, who spent most of his time at home with the children, baking bread, cooking, and gardening.

Nichols spent most of his adult life in the Lapeer and Sanilac County areas of Michigan where mistrust and resentment of the federal government was common, especially after bank repossessions of many farms in the 1980s.

His most recently published book, written with John Nichols, is the multiple award-winning The Death and Life of American Journalism: The Media Revolution that Will Begin the World Again ( Nation Books, 2011 ).

Many of the College's most cherished institutions and traditions took shape during the Nichols administration, including the Dartmouth Outing Club and Winter Carnival.

Jack Nichols scored 13. 1 over 49 games, but Fred Scolari scored the most points, with 860 in 66 games.

Le Bon Marche located in Paris, France is credited for being one of the first of its kind, but also Marshall Field's, Selfridges, Harvey Nichols, Saks Fifth Avenue and Harrods are seen as some of the most influential and historical.

In recent years his music has been most energetically promoted by Roswell Rudd, who worked with Nichols in the early 1960s.