Word: armes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...opening day of the hunting season this month, he headed there again. Walking back to his Jeep after scouting the bushes, Hammons spotted what he thought was a human skull lying on the ground. Near by was a section of rib cage and part of an arm. When a passer by heard about the bones and insisted that they must be from an animal, Hammons returned with him for a second look. "On the way back we found the clump of long black hair," said Hammons later. "It looked fresh and shiny and was about two feet long...
...known as a very sympathetic person - "the type that would take in stray dogs and cats," a sheriffs lieutenant put it. That attribute may have been fatal: Janice was last seen wheeling her bicycle to the Lake Sammamish parking lot, accompanied by a young man with his arm in a sling. After her disappearance, at least four women recalled that they had been approached that day by an affable stranger who called himself Ted and wore a sling on his arm. Ted asked each woman to help him put his sailboat on top of his car; one woman walked with...
...with his arm in a cast turned up last April in Ellensburg, 107 miles southeast of Seattle. He asked two girls to help him carry some books to his car. Each refused his request to get in the car and start it. Susan Elaine Rancourt, 18, may have been less wary. A freshman from Anchorage, Alaska, she disappeared on April 17 from the campus of Central Washington State College in Ellensburg...
...Arum. King used every selling technique he knew, including quoting the teachings of Herbert's father, Elijah. After weeks of frantic pursuit, Ali agreed. Immediately, King was off to California to approach Foreman. Catching the champion in a parking lot, King pointed to the skin on his arm, and said, "This is my promotion. And I'm black." After several hours, Foreman shook hands on the $10 million deal...
Street and Smith's Yearbook, the college football fanatic's right arm, summed Harvard's chances up thusly: "Stepladder receiver McInally will set more receiving marks . . . Tight end Pete Curtin is a suitable mate...