George H. Love interviews, September-October 1988 / conducted by Frances M. Amatucci.

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George H. Love interviews, September-October 1988 / conducted by Frances M. Amatucci.

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Eleven interviews were conducted in George Love's home in Pittsburgh between September 19 and October 24, 1988, by Frances M. Amatucci at the request of Wesley W. Posvar, Chancellor of the University of Pittsburgh, in recognition of Love's contribution to American business. At the time, Ms. Amatucci was a doctoral candidate in strategic planning and policy at the Joseph M. Katz Graduate School of Business at the University of Pittsburgh. The 12 cassette tapes (19 hrs 46 mins) were transcribed by Christine Boyer (University of Pittsburgh Press staff) and edited by Catherine Marshall (University of Pittsburgh Press managing editor). Mr. Love, Mrs. Lois O-Connor (secretary to Mr. Love), and Ms. Amatucci reviewed and corrected the transcripts. Frederick A. Hetzel, Director of the University of Pittsburgh Press at the time, supervised the project. The interviews are bound in a book-like binding that comprises 386 pages. It also contains an Index of Names which is meant to be a rough guide to the places in the interviews where Love mentions certain figures well known in the corporate world. The page number is generally the beginning of a passage where that person is discussed.

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