Word: bags
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...commercial projects. Many banks, including Chase, organized their own REITS-a move that now seems to have been most unwise. As demand for commercial construction collapsed, many builders and property owners were forced into bankruptcy, and the REITS and the banks that they borrowed from were left holding the bag. Collectively the RElTs owe banks about $11 billion-much of which will be repaid slowly and at lower-than-expected interest rates...
...longer the same young girl who shared a sleeping bag with Gary Cooper in For Whom the Bell Tolls back in 1943. "I've reached an age where I am starting a new career as a character actress," says Ingrid Bergman, now at work on her 43rd film. The movie, which will be titled A Matter of Time in English-speaking countries and Nina elsewhere, stars Bergman as an aged contessa and Liza Minnelli as a young hotel chambermaid enthralled by the older woman's reminiscences. Bergman, who still needs nearly an hour-long makeup job to affect...
...squad once again displayed the impressive depth and grab bag of strokes that has been the hallmark of Barnaby's six previous national-championship teams...
...shots of landscapes. But Dinah, the acting! Ryan O'Neal proves three things: first, only one O'Neal can act and her name starts with a T; second, looking pretty is not reserved for leading ladies; and finally O'Neal couldn't act his way out of a paper bag. Ollie Barrett lives. Marisa Berenson has four lines in the movie. No more need be said. The supporting actors are excellent, Leon Vitali stealing the show with a arch portrayal of O'Neal's step-son Lord Bullingdon, and Murray Melvin providing a pale and fading Reverend Runt...
...tightening airport security. Coleman hoped to have them on Ford's desk within two weeks. It would be no easy task, though, to determine whether any of the 1.1 million passengers who enter the nation's 425 main airports each day was carrying a bomb. "A bag is a bag," confessed one perplexed FBI official, "and in the luggage rooms everything looks alike...